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    A Reminder of Sacrifices Made: 25 Images Of Bombers That Didn’t Make It Home

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    Jan 26, 2018 Joris Nieuwint

    The strategic bombing campaign during WWII cost the lives of roughly 160,000 Allied airmen and 33,700 planes in the European theater alone. We have collected…

    Victoria Cross: He Sucked the Bullet Out of His Wound & Carried On to Storm a German Dugout & Capture 75 Men

    • World War 1
    Jan 26, 2018 Shahan Russell

    At the turn of the 20th century, Canada did not have much in the way of an army. The joke was that only its parliament…

    Fascinating Abandoned Military Bases From All Around The World

    • History
    Jan 26, 2018 Joris Nieuwint

    Military bases and installations, built to last only a few years or to support a 1000-year Reich have been left abandoned across the globe. Some…

    How HMS Speedy Captured The El Gamo, Which Was 3 Times Her Size & Had 5 Times Her Crew

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    Jan 26, 2018 Gabe Christy

    On March 28th, 1800, a Scottish aristocrat took command of the small Brig-Sloop HMS Speedy, based at Port Mahon. The Scotsman, Thomas Cochrane, was an…

    “Lucky” Yamaguchi: The Man Who Survived Both the Hiroshima and Nagasaki Atomic Bombs

    • World War 2
    Jan 26, 2018 Heather Fishel

    Atomic bombs exploded into chaotic destruction just two times in history: first on August 6, 1945, in Hiroshima and again on August 9 of that…

    Flying the Me 262 – The First Operational Jet Fighter

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    Jan 26, 2018 Joris Nieuwint

    The First Fighter Planes  When the First World War began, the airplane was still a new invention. Its potential as a military vehicle had not…

    How Caesar Defeated 250,000 Gaulish Warriors Coming At Them From Two Sides With Only 60,000 Legionnaires

    • Ancient History
    Jan 26, 2018 Damien Peters

    Julius Caesar’s Gallic Wars had been raging for over five years when his legions faced their greatest test at the double siege of Alesia, a…

    To Stop A Japanese Banzai Charge This Soldier Used His Rifle Like A Baseball Bat

    • World War 2
    Jan 26, 2018 Jeff Edwards

    In the movies, we will see the scene replayed where the wounded soldier begs his comrades to leave him rather than risk their lives.  Often…

    ‘Pursuit Of Peril’ – Westphalia, Mo., Veteran Served In Five Campaigns, Gassed During World War I

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    Jan 26, 2018 Jeremy Amick

    War History online proudly presents this Guest Piece from Jeremy P. Ämick, who is a military historian and writes on behalf of the Silver Star…

    The Countess of Romanones, María Aline Griffith, “The Countess Spy” Dies” at 94

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    Jan 26, 2018 Ian Harvey

    The Countess of Romanones, mother of three and grandmother of thirteen, María Aline Griffith, passed away in December of 2017.  Normally, this would just be a byline…

    David McCallum – Official Host of the 2018 Normandie-World War II International Film Festival and Band of Brothers Actors Reunion in Normandy

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    Jan 26, 2018 Press Releases

    McCallum Currently Stars in CBS’ NCIS and During His long career has appeared in many movies and TV Shows including: The Great Escape, Man from…

    British Sniper Took Out 6 Taliban Fighters With A Single Shot From Half A Mile Away

    • History
    Jan 25, 2018 Jack Beckett

    A Coldstream Guards marksman on one of the last tours of duty carried out by the British in Afghanistan in December 2013 managed to kill…

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