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    This Royal Marine Threw Himself on a Grenade, He Walked Away With a Bloody Nose & the George Cross

    • History
    Nov 21, 2017 Jeff Edwards

    He shouldn’t have lived.  And in fact, if you were to ask him, he would tell you that at the time he thought for sure…

    “All American” – 72 Years Later, D-Day Paratrooper Les Cruise Returns To The WWII Plane He Jumped From

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    Nov 21, 2017 Press Releases

    72 years later, WWII hero Les Cruise flies again on the same plane from D-Day. This time his family boarded with him. Today, he is…

    Ancient Piracy and Teuta: The Illyrian Pirate Queen

    • Ancient History
    Nov 21, 2017 William Mclaughlin

    Throughout world history, piracy has had a constant presence throughout certain parts of the world. Ancient piracy isn’t often discussed, but one could say that it…

    An Island Too Far: The disastrous Sicilian Expedition

    • Ancient History
    Nov 21, 2017 William Mclaughlin

    Sparta and Athens fought the epic Peloponnesian War over several decades, which involved massive battles on land and sea, it saw one of the first…

    Julius Caesar at the Siege of Alesia – the decisive battle in the conquest of Gaul

    • Ancient History
    Nov 21, 2017 Jack Beckett

    The Imperator Gaius of the Julii, who was called Caesar, was in Gaul with sixty thousand men. Twelve legions of Roman infantry were supported by…

    A Transport Company Was Asked To Transport A Dakota, They Wrecked it

    • Guest Authors
    Nov 21, 2017 Hans Wiesman

    Check it Out! War History Online proudly presents this guest blog from accomplished author and blogger Hans Wiesman. You can read more by Hans and…

    The massive Tupolev TU-95RTs (Bear D) and the TU-142 (Bear F) in Cuba

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    • Cold War
    Nov 21, 2017 Miguel Vargas-Caba

    War History Online presents this Guest Blog by Miguel Vargas-Caba The TU-95RTs (Bear D) In 1970 the Soviet Aviatsiya Voyenno-Morskogo Flota, or Naval Aviation felt…

    U-537, Cape Chidley & The Secret Weather Station WFL-26 – by Martin K.A. Morgan

    • Guest Authors
    Nov 20, 2017 Marty Morgan

    Throughout the war, the Allies enjoyed a certain advantage over the Axis that was purely the product of geography.  Because the Allied nations occupied real…

    The Day General Taylor Went On A Secret Mission To Occupied Rome in 1943

    • World War 2
    Nov 20, 2017 Greg Jackson

    General Tylor’s diplomatic and language skills resulted in his secret mission to Rome to coordinate an 82nd Airborne para drop with Italian forces. General Dwight…

    U-570 – The Only Ship To Be Captured By An Aircraft

    • World War 2
    Nov 20, 2017 Greg Jackson

    There were many extraordinary events in the Battle of the Atlantic, the contest between the Germans and the Allies for control of the sea lanes,…

    Second World War Naval Reservist Was Awarded the VC After Surviving 31 Air Attacks in 4 Days

    • World War 2
    Nov 20, 2017 Greg Jackson

    At the start of the Second World War, thousands of reservists were called up to serve in the armed forces of Britain and other European…

    The Battle of Actium: Agrippa’s Victory, Octavian’s Glory

    • Ancient History
    Nov 20, 2017 Greg Jackson

    Rome after Caesar’s death was a place of great uncertainty. Caesar had a long road to secure power and had finally secured it, and seemed…

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