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    • Ironclad Warships Battle it Out – The Battle of Hampton Roads In The Civil War

      December 01, 2017

    • This Reindeer Battalion of WWII Was Braver than Soviets, Tougher Than Tanks

      December 01, 2017

    • Leading by Example: John J. Pershing, Prime Mentor for Future US Army Generals

      December 01, 2017

    • Undersea Stealth: The First Submarines To Ever Sink Ships – In The American Civil War

      December 01, 2017

    • Fifth Annual Truce Tournament – Sign up and Commemorate the Christmas Truce

      December 01, 2017

    • Strategy of Fear: Doctors Tricked Nazis with Fake Epidemic and Saved 8000 Lives

      December 01, 2017

    • Ham & Jam – The Daring Glider Operation To Take Pegasus Bridge

      December 01, 2017

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

      December 01, 2017

    • The Hero of the Battle of Trafalgar: Lord Nelson Was Pickled in Liquor

      December 01, 2017

    • The Ingenious Ancient Romans Used Mining Operations To Mercilessly Break Siege Defenses

      November 30, 2017

    • How the Royal Navy kept order, Through Caning, Flogging, and Hanging

      November 30, 2017

    • Awarded the Medal of Honor For Bravery, His Country Locked up His Family in an Internment Camp

      November 30, 2017

    • VC: Despite Being Shot And With His Plane On Fire, This Pilot Refused To Bail Out Without Taking Down A German Fighter

      November 30, 2017

    • Devastating Missile Power – The Archers Of The Ancient Roman Army

      November 30, 2017

    • The US Special Forces Major who fought in the SS

      November 30, 2017

    • The Gallipoli Campaign, 1915 – A Bloody And Terrible Ground Invasion

      November 30, 2017

    • Eight Of The Worst Leaders In Military History

      November 30, 2017

    • Day of Infamy: The Lessons and Legacy of Pearl Harbor

      November 30, 2017

    • The Plane That Flew Itself – After The Pilot Ejected, This F-106A Flew for Miles Before Landing Gently in a Field

      November 30, 2017

    • “He gave his life” – Moniteau County, Mo., soldier killed during Battle of Leyte in World War II

      November 30, 2017

    • Ultimately, Napoleon Did Not Achieve His Ambitions – Here Are Eight Reasons Why He Failed

      November 30, 2017

    • The Commando Raids On The Norwegian Coast That Tied Up 30,000 German Soldiers

      November 30, 2017

    • The Vultee Vengeance – The Allied WWII Dive Bomber Developed To Rival The German Stuka

      November 30, 2017

    • The Crews Gave So Much – Powerful Pictures of the American WW2 Plane, the B-17 “Flying Fortress” Bomber

      November 30, 2017

    • The Jewish Avengers: A Nazi’s Worst Nightmare, They Tried to Poison Hundreds of Nazi Prisoners After WWII

      November 30, 2017

    • Jumped Onto Another Bunker With His Flamethrower, Stuck The Nozzle Into Air Vent & Pulled The Trigger. There Were No Survivors

      November 30, 2017

    • Why the US ditched helicopters during withdrawal from Vietnam War

      November 30, 2017

    • MOH: Shot In The Face & Wounded by Grenade, Charged Machine Gun Nest But Can’t Remember Doing It

      November 30, 2017

    • Bad Designs: Military Uniforms That Got Soldiers Killed

      November 30, 2017

    • When The Germans Desperately Needed To Counter The T-34, This Was Their Design

      November 30, 2017

    • French Legionnaires: A Valiant Fight To The Death – 62 Against 3000

      November 30, 2017

    • The American T-95 Tank: The Story Of A Prototype

      November 30, 2017

    • Facts about Seal Team 6 and the Death of Osama Bin Laden

      November 30, 2017

    • Personal Items From WWII Discovered At Arnhem Bridge

      November 29, 2017

    • The Hardest Day: The Battle of Britain, When All Was Almost Lost

      November 29, 2017

    • StuG III- The Most Produced Armored Assault Vehicle Of Nazi Germany

      November 29, 2017

    • Krak des Chevaliers – The Impenetrable Castle, Captured With A Single Sheet of Paper

      November 29, 2017

    • John D. Bulkeley, Commander of the USS Endicott – A daring attack in WWII

      November 29, 2017

    • How Muslims Responded To The Crusades

      November 29, 2017

    • Hair-Raising Take Off From A Super Short Runway – The Mighty C-5 Galaxy (Watch)

      November 29, 2017

    • Mighty Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress In WWII – Amazing Picture Collection

      November 29, 2017

    • The Spartans Never Surrendered Until The Brutal Battle Which Changed The Course Of The War

      November 29, 2017

    • The Tide Turns – One Battle Ended the Seemingly Unstoppable Mongol Invasion

      November 29, 2017

    • The Early Days Of Drones – Unmanned Aircraft From World War One And World War Two

      November 29, 2017

    • The Shortest Wars In Military History

      November 29, 2017

    • Wacko: The US Navy Destroyer That Sank A Japanese Submarine – With The Aid of Potatoes

      November 29, 2017

    • For Lt. Col. Merritt, WWII only lasted 6 Hours: But he was Awarded a Victoria Cross

      November 29, 2017

    • Yes: A Battle With Only One Army – Battle of Karansebes – Modern Scholars Have Questioned if The Battle Even Happened

      November 29, 2017

    • Three Ways Germany Weaponized Rockets in WWII

      November 29, 2017

    • Charles Rogers: Medal of Honor Recipient – Far too wounded to lead the counterattack again, Rogers continued to inspire and encourage his men in defense of the base

      November 29, 2017

    • The Cutting Edge Heinkel He162 Salamander – Another fascinating German Jet Fighter Concept

      November 29, 2017

    • The Man Who Spared Hitler’s Life In WWI & Changed The World Forever

      November 29, 2017

    • Mike Durant, Who Was Taken Prisoner After the Fateful ‘Black Hawk Down’ Mission, is No Ordinary Man

      November 29, 2017

    • The Fairey Firefly Recon Fighter – Fast Recon In WW2

      November 29, 2017

    • 12 Battles That Defined the Crusades – Brutal Times

      November 29, 2017

    • Jack Hinson: A Civil War Sniper Hell Bent on Revenge

      November 29, 2017

    • Grave Robbers Make Life Difficult for Volunteer Group Giving WW2 Soldiers Proper Burials

      November 29, 2017

    • Honda Point Disaster: Where 7 Destroyers and 23 Sailors Were Lost In The Largest Peacetime Loss Of U.S. Navy Ships

      November 29, 2017

    • Ohio Sheriff’s Department Sells Model 1921 Tommy Gun for $90,000

      November 29, 2017

    • “I Don’t Like Ike” – Reassessing General Dwight Eisenhower’s Military Career – By Peter B. Gemma

      November 29, 2017

    • Hitler’s Fortified Siegfried Line Was Massive And Included 22,000 Bunkers And Pillboxes

      November 29, 2017

    • Master Sergeant Roddie Edmonds, American Hero Who Saved Hundreds of Jewish Soldiers in WWII

      November 29, 2017

    • The Hurricane: A Very Important Fighter in the Battle of Britain

      November 29, 2017

    • White Rose: The German Resistance Beheaded in 1943 – Sophie Scholl was 22 & her brother Hans was 25 years old

      November 29, 2017

    • Norwegian Jan Baalsrud: A Incredible Survivor In WWII

      November 29, 2017

    • The American Pilot who Inspired The Citizens Of Paris To Fight Back Against The Nazis

      November 29, 2017

    • Carl Hans Lody Was German Wartime Spy – When He Was Executed, He Thanked His Guards For Their Courtesy

      November 29, 2017

    • From the WHO Forum: Hitlers Underestimation of Russia – this is what members are saying

      November 29, 2017

    • How the Jewish Brigade Saved Lives, and Helped to Found a Nation’s Army

      November 29, 2017

    • Two WW2 Planes Collided Over Australia, Then The Pilot Who Saved Them Was Punished

      November 29, 2017

    • The Man Who Helped Create The US Navy, And Brought About A New Class Of Warship

      November 29, 2017

    • The Four Phases Of The Battle of Britain Explained

      November 29, 2017

    • How The Royal Navy Fed Its Sailors Over 200 Years Ago

      November 29, 2017

    • The Meat Grinder Of War – Why The Napoleonic Wars Cost So Many Lives

      November 29, 2017

    • William Tecumseh Sherman: In the Service of My Country: A Life – Review by David D. Kindy

      November 29, 2017

    • Rivalry in the USA – The Toledo War of 1835 – When Ohio Fought Michigan

      November 29, 2017

    • Julius Caesar Conquered Many Different Tribes During His Gallic Wars – Here Are Just A Few Of Them

      November 29, 2017

    • AD 732, Battle of Tours: Charles Martel the ‘Hammer’ Holds The Line Of Battle

      November 28, 2017

    • Solothurn Anti-Tank Rifle: A German Weapon That Almost Entered American Service During WWII

      November 28, 2017

    • The Gigantic Floating Dry Docks That Could Repair Battleships And Carriers Thousands Of Miles From Home

      November 28, 2017

    • West German Government Was Full of Ex-Nazis After WW2

      November 28, 2017

    • The German Officer Who Rescued the ‘Pianist’

      November 28, 2017

    • They Got the Wrong Village: SS Troops Massacred Over 600 French Villagers in Oradour-sur-Glane

      November 28, 2017

    • Six American Aircraft Which Were Crucial To Victory In WWII

      November 28, 2017

    • 21-Year-Old Bomber Pilot Who Died Saving His Crew, Running on Just One Engine He Stayed With the Bomber

      November 28, 2017

    • Unconventional Designs And Challenging Builds – German Heavy Tank Destroyers At The End of WWII

      November 28, 2017

    • French And British Tanks Changed The Face Of Warfare In WWI, But Germany Did Not Realise Their Value Until The End Of The War

      November 28, 2017

    • The SAS: WW2 Pioneers of Guerilla Warfare Whose Exploits Have Long Remained Secret

      November 28, 2017

    • Catch Me if You Can: Franz Von Werra The Only German POW to Escape From Canada and Get Back Into the Fight

      November 28, 2017

    • Pierre Ortiz: French Legionnaire, US Marine, Hollywood Actor, German Nightmare

      November 28, 2017

    • The Fascinating story of Tokyo Rose – an American woman forced to broadcast WW2 propaganda by the Japanese

      November 28, 2017

    • Hanns Scharff – Nazi Germany’s POW “Master Interrogator” Who Used Kindness Not Brutality

      November 28, 2017

    • 9 Feb 1945: Victory at the Colmar Pocket, Germans Eviction From The West Bank of The Rhine

      November 28, 2017

    • The Marshalls-Gilberts Raids of 1942: America’s Pearl Harbor Payback

      November 28, 2017

    • HMS Audacious: The Only Super-Dreadnought Sunk in WWI – By A German Naval Mine

      November 28, 2017

    • The Teutonic Knights, The Hospitallers, And The Templars: Massive Battle of Tannenberg, 1410

      November 28, 2017

    • SS Officer Dirlewanger: A Violent Alcoholic, Sadist & One of the Worst Nazi War Criminals

      November 28, 2017

    • Iconic Battlefields of WWII Then & Now

      November 28, 2017

    • Tito’s Top Secret Underground Airbase Zeljava

      November 28, 2017

    • Wacko: Making An Aircraft Carrier Out of Ice and Sawdust In WW2

      November 28, 2017

    • The Mighty Japanese Battleship Musashi — The Launch that Flooded Nagasaki

      November 28, 2017

    • Vintage Planes: Dornier Do 335 Pfeil – The Fastest Piston-Engine Fighter of WWII

      November 28, 2017

    • The American M18 Hellcat Was The Fastest and The Deadliest Allied Tank Destroyer In WW2

      November 28, 2017

    • Big Money Spent As Personal Items From Hitler’s Office Go On Sale At Auction

      November 28, 2017

    • Alleged Nazi War Criminals Identified Decades After The End Of World War Two

      November 28, 2017

    • It Changed The Face Of Warfare, And Laid The Foundation For Modern Weaponry – The Maxim Machine-Gun

      November 28, 2017

    • The European Powers Were Rapidly Developing Ground-Breaking New Strategies In World War One

      November 28, 2017

    • Fast And Adaptable Air Power – Britain’s Bristol Fighter Planes

      November 28, 2017

    • General MacArthur Leads The Heroic Defense In The Siege Of Corregidor, 1941 – 42

      November 28, 2017

    • Post-World War Two, Infantry Weapons Developed Into Powerful Modern Versions

      November 28, 2017

    • From The Civil War To Stalingrad – These Battlefields Are Said To Be Haunted

      November 28, 2017

    • Retreat Does Not Always Mean Defeat – Epic Retreats From Military History

      November 28, 2017

    • Deborah Samson: Female Soldier of the Revolutionary War

      November 28, 2017

    • The USAAF pilot who defected with his plane and joined the SS

      November 28, 2017

    • Inside An Abandoned WWI Dugout Near Ypres, Now Sealed Up Forever

      November 28, 2017

    • How 500 Canadian parachutists helped secure victory on D-Day – The 1st Canadian Parachute Battalion was one of the few units to effectively capture all of their given objectives at D-Day

      November 28, 2017

    • Frank H. Newcomb – Hero Of Cardenas – Her Two Six-Pounder Cannons Succeeded In Firing 135 Rounds In 20 Minutes

      November 28, 2017

    • In 1937, A Toilet Break Led to War Between China and Japan

      November 28, 2017

    • How 50 German Sailors Sailed, Marched And Rowed Home From A Tiny Island Halfway Around The World

      November 28, 2017

    • When The Coast Guard Supported The D.E.A. & Flew Resupply & Bombing Missions Against The Shining Path

      November 28, 2017

    • The Drafts – Building the armies of the American Civil War

      November 28, 2017

    • Apparently Openly Gay, Maybe Jewish But Joined The SS In Search For The Holy Grail: He Was The Inspiration For Indiana Jones

      November 27, 2017

    • The Crew Of The B-24 Liberator “Star Valley” – Downed Behind Enemy Lines

      November 27, 2017

    • These Were The Best Pilots The German Luftwaffe Had During WWII

      November 27, 2017

    • Protecting His Marines at All Costs This Devil Doc Jumped on a Live Grenade in Vietnam to Save Them

      November 27, 2017

    • The Tragic Tale of Hajime Fujii – A Kamikaze Fighter Who Crashed Into & Sunk The USS Drexler

      November 27, 2017

    • Robert Cole, Hero of The Carentan Bayonet Charge, Tragically Killed Two Weeks Before Being Awarded The Medal of Honor

      November 27, 2017

    • Your Country Needs You: The watery grave of Lord Horatio Kitchener – today the wreck lies upside down at a depth of around 40 fathoms & is designated as a war grave

      November 27, 2017

    • 7 Reasons the Conquistadors Beat the Incas

      November 27, 2017

    • Tragic But Fascinating Story Of American B-24 Bomber ‘Lady Be Good’ – Crashed In 1943, Found in 1958

      November 27, 2017

    • 11 Countries Invaded by Nazi Germany And Why They Were Invaded

      November 27, 2017

    • Oi Give it Back: How the Soviets Stole an American F-86 Sabre Jet in 1951

      November 27, 2017

    • Looking Back On The Hunt For The 140 Buried Spitfires

      November 27, 2017

    • The Greatest Unsolved Mysteries Of The Second World War

      November 27, 2017

    • Sightings of Ghost Bombers During WW2: Strange Tales from WW2 Bomber Crews

      November 27, 2017

    • The Wacko Story of Jumpin’ Joe Beyrle – The US Paratrooper who Served in a Soviet Tank Battalion a Hero of Two Nations

      November 27, 2017

    • The Crazy Battle of Omdurman was an overwhelming triumph for the British. Only 48 of their men were killed while the Mahdists lost nearly 11,000

      November 27, 2017

    • Lacey Lady, The B17 WWII Bomber, To Be Restored To Its Former Glory

      November 27, 2017

    • The main reasons why the allied landings at Anzio were a failure – within three days of the landing, the Allied troops were surrounded by 3 Panzer divisions

      November 27, 2017

    • Hitler Considered Occupying The Small English Isle of Wight in WWII – It Could Have Changed History

      November 27, 2017

    • John Capes, In WWII When His Submarine Sank He Swam 170 feet To The Surface and Swam 5 miles To Shore

      November 27, 2017

    • Attorney Parks WWII Tank in Front of Multi-Million Dollar Home and the Neighbors are Not Pleased

      November 27, 2017

    • Top Secret: US Naval Base At Ulithi Was For A Time The World’s Largest Naval Facility

      November 27, 2017

    • The Battle of the Teutoburg Forest, Rome’s Greatest Defeat And The Broken Remnants of a Glorious Army

      November 27, 2017

    • When “Red Mike” Edson & His 800 Men Were Up Against 2,500 Japanese – “You men have done a great job, & I have just one more thing to ask of you”

      November 27, 2017

    • When “Red Mike” Edson & His 800 Men Were Up Against 2,500 Attacking Japanese – “You men have done a great job, and I have just one more thing to ask of you”

      November 27, 2017

    • For Christ’s sake men—come on. Do you want to live forever” Mowed down a 200-man attack by himself with a machine gun

      November 27, 2017

    • When the former commander Treblinka, Kurt Franz, was arrested in 1959, a search of his home yielded a scrapbook with horrific photos of the massacre titled “Beautiful Years”

      November 27, 2017

    • WWII Jeep in a Crate for $50 – fact or a tall story

      November 27, 2017

    • Crazy WW2 Conspiracy Theories: Hitler Survived and Went Treasure Hunting In Brazil

      November 27, 2017

    • Crazy French Count Blew Up German Factory With Baguettes Filled With Explosives

      November 27, 2017

    • This Crazy Soviet Pilot Flew a MiG 17 Under A Bridge

      November 27, 2017

    • The enemy have us surrounded”, “they won’t get away this time”. Chesty Puller, American hero

      November 27, 2017

    • Cool footage: Out of fuel Pilot Landed on a Container Ship – The Ship Claimed the Plane Under Salvage Rights

      November 27, 2017

    • We Ask If Anyone Was Really Neutral During WWII – The Story of Switzerland, Portugal and Sweden

      November 27, 2017

    • An English Pointer Named Judy Rescued British POWs from a Sinking Ship, Fought a Crocodile & Earned Three Medals

      November 27, 2017

    • Winston Churchill was such a Passionate Smoker, he asked that his Oxygen Mask for high altitude flights be customized to fit a cigar

      November 27, 2017

    • The SK-105 Kürassier – Austrian Light Tank Capable of Climbing a 75% Slope

      November 27, 2017

    • The First Indian to Receive a Victoria Cross

      November 27, 2017

    • How 230 American Soldiers Walked Through Enemy Lines to Safety

      November 27, 2017

    • A widow of holocaust survivor donates $22 million to German zoo

      November 27, 2017

    • Nine Extraordinary Moments From The German Invasion Of France And Belgium, 1914

      November 27, 2017

    • The Battle of Le Cateau, 1914 – A Victory For Germany At The Start Of WWI

      November 27, 2017

    • The First Battle Of the Marne, 1914 – A Tipping Point At The Start Of WWI

      November 27, 2017

    • The Awesome Power of the Ancient Roman Navy Was So Great, It Even Won Sieges

      November 27, 2017

    • Some of the Very Different Opponents Faced by Victorian British Armies

      November 27, 2017

    • Enemies Within And Without – Caligula, Arminius and Vercingetorix – Most Hated Men Of Ancient Rome

      November 27, 2017

    • Brotherhood, Blood, And Discipline: How It Felt To Fight In An Ancient Roman Battle

      November 27, 2017

    • The Biggest Wars in South American History

      November 27, 2017

    • Adolf Hitler’s underpants he left behind at a luxury Austrian hotel sold for $5000 at auction

      November 26, 2017

    • Albert Speer, Jr., International Architect Passes Away at 83 Years Old

      November 26, 2017

    • Last Remaining LCT from D-Day to be Restored

      November 26, 2017

    • Operation Torch, November 1942 – Seizing the Oran Airfields

      November 26, 2017

    • US Coast Guard, World War Two – The Incredible Rescue Of The Man Overboard

      November 26, 2017

    • Germany’s WWI Albatros D. Fighter Planes – The Mainstay of German Air Power in World War One

      November 26, 2017

    • These Officers Countered the Complacency of Their Countries in the Lead Up to World War Two

      November 26, 2017

    • Game Changing Battlefield Technology – The Machine Gun From The Civil War To The Present Day

      November 26, 2017

    • The Most Hated Enemies Of The Ancient World’s Greatest Empire: Rome

      November 26, 2017

    • New Books From Grub Street – Review by Paul Theobald

      November 26, 2017

    • The Spartans Never Surrendered Until The Brutal Battle Which Changed The Course Of The War

      November 26, 2017

    • “Worth The Expense” – Spouse Of Late Veteran Continues Efforts To Acquire Military Memorial Marker

      November 26, 2017

    • The Food Fight That Almost Started World War 3 – The Berlin Airlift

      November 26, 2017

    • Post-WWII Surplus Harleys, Cheap Transports For “Willy And Their Boys”

      November 26, 2017

    • Battle of WWI merchant raiders: HMS Alcantara v SMS Greif

      November 26, 2017

    • General Jan Smuts: Fighting Snobbery and Germany in East Africa in WWI

      November 26, 2017

    • The Early Days Of Drones – Unmanned Aircraft From World War One And World War Two

      November 26, 2017

    • Ancient Generals Who Had No Problem Fighting Heroically On The Front Lines

      November 26, 2017

    • WW2: Accidental Detonation of 4,000 Tons of Explosives In England Killed 70 and Scarred the Land Forever

      November 26, 2017

    • The MiG 23 that flew for 560 miles without the pilot then crashed in a farm killing a boy

      November 26, 2017

    • Listen To This Fascinating WWII Radio Chatter From A Lancaster Crew On A Bombing Raid

      November 26, 2017

    • Black German Woman Shocked To Learn Her Grandfather Was Amon Goeth, One Of The Worst Nazis Of WWII

      November 26, 2017

    • The Tragedy of Exercise Tiger: A Training Mission That Left More GIs Dead Than Utah Beach

      November 26, 2017

    • The Tragedy of Lieutenant General Lesley McNair: The Highest Ranking US Soldier Killed in WWII

      November 26, 2017

    • Lt. Gen Wainwright, Prisoner Of War, Who Was Awarded the Medal of Honor in WW2

      November 26, 2017

    • Fact or Fiction: Germany Built Wooden Airfields to Fool the Allies, So They Bombed It With Wooden Bombs

      November 26, 2017

    • In World War Two, The Germans Had Big Plans – Here Are Five Which Did Not Succeed

      November 26, 2017

    • Piggyback Hero – by Ralph Kinney Bennett

      November 26, 2017

    • Fort Drum, The Unsinkable Concrete ‘Battleship’ of Manila Bay

      November 26, 2017

    • Amazing Pilot Saved His Wingman, Pushed His Damaged Phantom By Its Tail Hook Out Of Vietnam

      November 26, 2017

    • Some Of The Worst Japanese Massacres of WW2

      November 26, 2017

    • The Youngest Soldier In WWI Was A Serbian Boy, Aged 8

      November 26, 2017

    • Ticking Time Bomb: The Mines At Messines, Over 1 Million Tons of Explosives, 20 Detonated, 5 Remain, Waiting

      November 26, 2017

    • After 39 Soviet Commandos Took Hill 3234 In Afghanistan, Not Even Hundreds Of Mujahedeen Could Dislodge Them

      November 26, 2017

    • 4 Great British doctors of WW1 – advances in weaponry inflicted incredible destruction upon fighting men

      November 26, 2017

    • Firing From the Hip: With a Modified Aircraft Machinegun, Corporal Tony Stein Fired His Way Across Iwo Jima

      November 26, 2017

    • No Breathalyzers in Those Days: The True Story of Two American Fighters Who Took on the Japanese Attack at Pearl Habor – Hungover

      November 26, 2017

    • His Eyes Express The Madness Of The War: Shell Shocked Soldier In A Trench During The Somme Offensive

      November 26, 2017

    • Sinking of the Lisbon Maru, A Terrible Tragedy of WW2, When A Thousand Allied Prisoners Lost Their Lives

      November 26, 2017

    • Led By A Retired FBI Agent, These Researchers Are Using Artificial Intelligence to Finally Identify Anne Frank’s Betrayer

      November 26, 2017

    • The Sinking of U-166 – By Martin K.A. Morgan

      November 26, 2017

    • The Murky Fate Of Gestapo Chief And Nazi War Criminal Heinrich Müller

      November 26, 2017

    • Here are some of the best U-Boat aces of WWII

      November 26, 2017

    • The Roman Army Never Wanted To Be Forgotten – Here Are Some Legacies They Left Behind

      November 26, 2017

    • Researchers Document SS Thistlegorm Site With High Resolution Images

      November 25, 2017

    • WW2 Captain Rested In Arlington Cemetary For Decades – Now He Has Been Returned Home To North Carolina

      November 25, 2017

    • Four Superb Owners’ Workshop Manuals From Haynes Publishing – Review by Mark Barnes

      November 25, 2017

    • The Channel Dash Kriegsmarine Trying to Save Its Ships – A Fast-Moving Naval Battle Of WWII

      November 25, 2017

    • When A British Destroyer Rammed a German Cruiser In World War Two

      November 25, 2017

    • Charles the Bold, Burgundy’s Flawed Reforming Warlord

      November 25, 2017

    • Coming Home, 1968 – A Vietnam Veteran’s True Story By Dan Daly

      November 25, 2017

    • We Didn’t Know That Dr. Ruth, The Famous Sex Therapist, Was Once A Sniper In The Israeli Army

      November 25, 2017

    • The Persian Thermopylae: When Alexander The Great Nearly Lost His Empire In Battle

      November 25, 2017

    • The Mongol Invasions of Japan and the Origin of the Word “Kamikaze”

      November 25, 2017

    • Controversial: These Household Names Worked With The Third Reich During WWII

      November 25, 2017

    • The Most Decorated Pacifist Of WWI: Stormed German Machine Gun Nests, Taking 35 Machine Guns, Silencing 25 German Troops & Captured 132

      November 25, 2017

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

      November 25, 2017

    • Amazing Story: One Of The Toughest, Most Skilled American Snipers In Vietnam

      November 25, 2017

    • Top Facts About The Sherman Tank: An American Workhorse

      November 25, 2017

    • Sieges, Castles, Trenches and Fortresses – Great Moments in Military Engineering

      November 25, 2017

    • He was shot, bayoneted, beaten, left for dead, but recovered & lived to be 98 years of age. Revolutionary War hero Samuel Whittemore

      November 25, 2017

    • Some of the Reasons for the French Military Disaster at Dien Bien Phu

      November 25, 2017

    • Reasons World War I Became Inevitable

      November 25, 2017

    • Was It Really A War Crime – Thousands of Germans Died in American POW Camps In 1945

      November 25, 2017

    • Colourised WWII Tanks – By Liana Jacob and Michael Carroll

      November 25, 2017

    • Battles Where the Terrain was Decisive

      November 25, 2017

    • Saddam’s Secret Super Gun – Project Babylon

      November 25, 2017

    • Got a spare $2.5 million – good as this Spitfire is for sale

      November 25, 2017

    • The British POW Who Was Given Permission To Visit His Dying Mother – He Returned To Camp Voluntarily Only To Dig A Tunnel And Escape

      November 25, 2017

    • Audie Leon Murphy: WW2 Two Hero, Medal of Honor Recipient & Hollywood Mega-Star

      November 25, 2017

    • Blitzkrieg, Bombs, and Blunders: “Smiling Albert” Kesselring in World War II

      November 25, 2017

    • “Come and Fight A Gurkha!” He Yelled, Lost His Right Hand Throwing Back A Grenade Then “Single Handedly” Defended His Post For 4 Hours Against 200 Enemy Soldiers, Neutralized 31

      November 25, 2017

    • The Equipment of the Samurai – Fearsome Warriors Armed to the Teeth

      November 25, 2017

    • Desperate Measures – Two Massive Lies That Shaped the Last Days of WWII

      November 25, 2017

    • Battle of Kadesh would claim the title of the largest chariot battle ever, despite chariot warfare persisting for nearly 1,000 more years

      November 25, 2017

    • Echo of Infamy – The Little Known Second Attack on Pearl Harbor, March 4, 1942

      November 25, 2017

    • These Innovations In Weapons Technology Came To Prominence In WWI, The First Fully-Industrialised War

      November 25, 2017

    • Humanizing The Sacrifice – Elston stepbrothers snuck away from home to enlist in the Army in WWI

      November 25, 2017

    • Frontier Fortresses Of The First World War

      November 25, 2017

    • Operation Torch – The American Landings at Algiers Marked A New Phase In WW2

      November 25, 2017

    • Total War: ARENA Holds Open Week

      November 24, 2017

    • Rome’s Greatest Enemies – Five People Who Fought Back Against the Empire

      November 24, 2017

    • A Desperate Fight to the Death: RMS Carmania Vs. SMS Cap Trafalgar 1914

      November 24, 2017

    • Fleet Admiral Chester William Nimitz – His Leadership During WWII Won The War in the Pacific

      November 24, 2017

    • Operation Halyard: An Airlift Operation that Saved 417 Allied Airmen In The Balkans

      November 24, 2017

    • Six Times Hitler Refused to Face the Reality of his Military Situation

      November 24, 2017

    • Transportation equipment reactivated or re-purposed for the WW2 Homefront

      November 24, 2017

    • When one man attacked the USA with his militia – Pancho Villa

      November 24, 2017

    • “Appreciate their sacrifices” – Missouri veteran served with Army’s Veterinary Corps in World War I

      November 24, 2017

    • In Feudal Japan, This Ambitious Warlord Rose To Blood-Soaked Victory, Then Was Betrayed

      November 24, 2017

    • General George S. Patton – one of the most brilliant commanders of WW2 but some would disagree

      November 24, 2017

    • How The Soviets Caught Dozens of German Agents In A WWII Spy Game – Even Staging a Mock Battle To Keep Up The Charade

      November 24, 2017

    • Before Calling it a Night: The One Man Demolition Squad Destroyed, With Grenades, Six Enemy machine guns posts

      November 24, 2017

    • The 4 Types of Men Who Fought for Napoleon – Not All Wanted To

      November 24, 2017

    • Still Cutting Edge: Top Secret Spy Planes The Lockheed U-2 & the SR-71 Blackbird

      November 24, 2017

    • The amazing SOE operation to kidnap ‘The Butcher of Crete’ his actions were as infamous as his SS colleague Reinhard Heydrich

      November 24, 2017

    • 100s Killed In Tragic ‘Friendly Fire’ our own navy… shot down 27 transport planes killing 410 paratroopers, who were coming in to reinforce us

      November 24, 2017

    • Outnumbered & With Taliban Overrunning the Base, Clinton Romesha Was Awarded MoH at the Battle of Kamdesh

      November 24, 2017

    • America’s First Ever Paratrooper Assault – Operation Torch

      November 24, 2017

    • RAF: The Tragic Sinking of the SS Cap Arcona, 5,000 Concentration Camp Prisoners Killed

      November 24, 2017

    • Hermann Ramcke, German Marine Turned Paratroop General

      November 24, 2017

    • America’s Secret Weapon – used only once in WWII

      November 24, 2017

    • French Castle, Destroyed in WWII, Auctioned Off for $1 million

      November 24, 2017

    • Focus On Training – Cole County sheriff served more than 31 years in Air Force and National Guard

      November 24, 2017

    • Front-line Surgeon: Protected His Aid Station And Took Out 98 Enemy Soldiers Before Being Overrun

      November 24, 2017

    • These Technological Innovations Transformed The History Of Handheld Firearms

      November 24, 2017

    • It May Be Surprising To Learn That These Countries Are Still At War

      November 24, 2017

    • Although Steel Ruled The Waves, Wooden Boats Still Found A Place In WWII

      November 24, 2017

    • 6 Bizarre Weaponised Vehicles From Military History

      November 24, 2017

    • Shanghai’s Last Stand – The ‘800 Heroes’ of Sihang Warehouse

      November 24, 2017

    • Medal of Honor: The Man War Couldn’t Kill, Jumps On Two Grenades, Falls Out of An Airplane. Survives

      November 24, 2017

    • A Game-Changing Medieval Siege

      November 24, 2017

    • Against All Odds – When United States Revenue Cutter Eagle Defended Itself For Three Days

      November 24, 2017

    • How Tanks Decided The First & Second World Wars

      November 24, 2017

    • Kaiten: The Japanese Suicide Submarines in WWII

      November 24, 2017

    • “Tank Hunter – World War One” – Review by Mark Barnes

      November 24, 2017

    • What Happened To Prisoners Of War In Medieval England

      November 24, 2017

    • Outnumbered 10 to 1 – In The Korean War, UN forces Held Off A Chinese Force 10 Times Their Size For Two Days

      November 24, 2017

    • The Battle of Telamon: A Gaulish Army Trapped Between Three Roman Armies

      November 23, 2017

    • The Sword of Rome: Marcus Claudius Marcellus

      November 23, 2017

    • When A Chinese Submarine Appeared In The Middle Of An American Carrier Battle Group

      November 23, 2017

    • “Louisiana Has Drawn First Blood Today” – The Battles of Mansfield and Pleasant Hill, 1864

      November 23, 2017

    • Civil Wars That Shaped Medieval England

      November 23, 2017

    • This Russian Refused To Launch Nuclear Missiles During The Cuban Missile Crisis – He Saved The World

      November 23, 2017

    • The Battle of Midway: Turning the Tide in the Pacific

      November 23, 2017

    • The “Black Knight” – Wild Fighter, Feared Duellist, And Hero Of The Mexican – American War

      November 23, 2017

    • Serving as a deterrent – Air Force veteran served with Strategic Air Command during the Cold War

      November 23, 2017

    • USCGC Heriberto Hernandez, Named For A Coastguard Hero Who Was Killed In Vietnam

      November 23, 2017

    • When One Man Attacked The USA With His Militia at His Back – Pancho Villa

      November 23, 2017

    • “Invasion Airfields – Then And Now” – Review by Mark Barnes

      November 23, 2017

    • An Illustrated History of the 1st Aero Squadron at Camp Furlong: Columbus, New Mexico 1916-1917 – Review by Stuart McClung

      November 23, 2017

    • “Nuts” – The Five Best Responses to Surrender Ultimatums in History

      November 22, 2017

    • Leonardo’s War Machines – The Italian Genius May Have Deliberately Sabotaged His Own Designs

      November 22, 2017

    • Jeep Facts Every Jeep Owner Should Know

      November 22, 2017

    • “Angel of Death” – The Fascinating Story Of The Longest Manhunt In History – Mossad’s Search For Nazi Butcher Josef Mengele

      November 22, 2017

    • Mussolini’s Rescue – A Mountaintop Operation Which Was Mostly a Downhill Pull

      November 22, 2017

    • Alexander the Great’s Elite Hand-Picked Expert Troops: Silver Shields

      November 22, 2017

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

      November 22, 2017

    • The reasons why Rome fell – Lead poisoning is often dismissed as a major cause for the decline of Rome, but the theory does have some merit

      November 22, 2017

    • Building ‘Camp Swampy’ – Missouri military experience helped inspire iconic Beetle Bailey® comic strip

      November 22, 2017

    • The Samnite Wars, Paving the Way for the Might of the Roman Empire

      November 22, 2017

    • Boudica’s uprising: A fearsome challenge to the might of Ancient Rome

      November 22, 2017

    • Battle of Bibracte: Sending the Swiss to Switzerland

      November 22, 2017

    • Battle of the Metaurus: Nero saves Rome

      November 22, 2017

    • Newly restored Messerschmitt Bf109G flies again: Test pilot shares his experience

      November 22, 2017

    • “The World Turns to War” – Latest Book In Powerful Series Reveals Firsthand Accounts & Never-Seen Photos Of War

      November 22, 2017

    • Three-Part Series On The Most Decorated Panzer Companies Of The Wehrmacht – 2nd Company, 502nd Heavy Tank Battalion

      November 21, 2017

    • Romans in China: The Lost Legions of Carrhae

      November 21, 2017

    • Nazis Killed Her Husband, She Bought and Drove a T-34 & Then Went On a Rampage

      November 21, 2017

    • “Arkansas Valor” – U.S. Army WWII Veteran Raymond W. Clark

      November 21, 2017

    • Brimming With Experiences – Veteran’s military career spans U.S. Army, state regiment, Marine Corps

      November 21, 2017

    • Mithridates the Poisoner King: Hallucinogenic honey, venom arrows – often experimented with poisons on criminals already condemned to death

      November 21, 2017

    • Operation Reservist: When The Allies Were Annihilated By Vichy French Soldiers In WW2

      November 21, 2017

    • Not Something Everyone Knows BUT Roald Dahl The Children’s Book Author Was Also an RAF Fighter Ace

      November 21, 2017

    • War on the Terraces: The Nika Riots

      November 21, 2017

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

      November 21, 2017

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

      November 21, 2017

    • Ancient Piracy and Teuta: The Illyrian Pirate Queen

      November 21, 2017

    • An Island Too Far: The disastrous Sicilian Expedition

      November 21, 2017

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

      November 21, 2017

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

      November 21, 2017

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

      November 21, 2017

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

      November 20, 2017

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

      November 20, 2017

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

      November 20, 2017

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

      November 20, 2017

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

      November 20, 2017

    •   Conspicuous Service – Beetle Bailey® creator awarded Missouri Conspicuous Service Medal

      November 20, 2017

    • Douglas Jacobson: The Iwo Jima Killing Machine Who Took Out 75 Enemy Soldiers And 16 Fortified Positions in the Battle of Hill 382

      November 20, 2017

    • The Panhard EBR – French postwar armored vehicle, heavily armed, lightly armored

      November 20, 2017

    • “Nuts” – The Five Best Responses to Surrender Ultimatums in History

      November 20, 2017

    • The Vietnam War: Facts, Stats, And Debunking Some Myths

      November 20, 2017

    • The Desperate Breakthrough at the Halbe Pocket – How A German General Neglected Hitler’s Orders to Save His Men

      November 20, 2017

    • John D. Bulkeley’s Daring Evacuation of General Douglas MacArthur on a 77′ PT Boat

      November 20, 2017

    • Air America – Run By The CIA, This Controversial Covert Airline Was Used Extensively During The Vietnam War

      November 20, 2017

    • Invading The Land Of The Pharaohs – Napoleon Comes To Conquer

      November 20, 2017

    • From the Forum: What Was The Best Allied Tank Of WWII – The Results Are In

      November 20, 2017

    • From Bombs to Transportation – How Animals Have Been Used & Have Saved Lives in Warfare

      November 20, 2017

    • How A Small Group Of Canadian Paratroopers Saved Denmark From Soviet Occupation

      November 20, 2017

    • The Battle of Jutland – A Pyrrhic Victory For Germany In WWI

      November 20, 2017

    • Who Dares Wins – When Overly Timid Generals Brought Disaster To Their Troops

      November 20, 2017

    • Was Eva Braun a Naive Bystander or Proactive Participant in Nazi Actions – Her Diary May Shed Some Light

      November 20, 2017

    • The Hero of the Battle of Trafalgar: Lord Nelson Was Pickled in Liquor

      November 20, 2017

    • USS Samuel B. Roberts – “Destroyer Escort That Fought Like a Battleship” in the Battle of Leyte Gulf

      November 20, 2017

    • The Janissaries – An Elite Ottoman Army Unit Who Became Public Enemy No1

      November 20, 2017

    • Jeep Facts Every Jeep Owner Should Know

      November 20, 2017

    • “Needs Some Work…” – German-Built WWII Bunker For Sale In The Channel Islands

      November 19, 2017

    • “It Gave Us Strength” – U.S. Army Veteran Describes Service As Platoon Leader During Vietnam War

      November 19, 2017

    • The Shield of Rome: Fabius Cunctator

      November 19, 2017

    • Civil War Spies: The Secret, Underground Peace Societies Of The American Civil War

      November 19, 2017

    • How The Spear Transformed Warfare – From Ancient Times To The Age Of Gunpowder

      November 19, 2017

    • The Siege of Masada: Rome’s Assertion of Authority

      November 19, 2017

    • Single Combat in Ancient Rome

      November 19, 2017

    • Project Stargate: The name of a secret unit of the US military – to try & to gather military intelligence telepathically

      November 19, 2017

    • Jesse Owens And the Berlin Olympics – In 1951, Owens returned to Berlin and met Long’s surviving son – the ten-year-old Kai-Heinrich

      November 19, 2017

    • 5 Kings Who Made Sparta a Military Great

      November 19, 2017

    • Cigar Smoked by Sir Winston Churchill Sold at Auction for $12,000

      November 18, 2017

    • “A Lost Cause” – Neo-Nazi Octogenarian Has Been Convicted of Sedition But Has Yet To Be Jailed

      November 18, 2017

    • Three Suicidal Military Maneuvers That Were Actually Successful

      November 18, 2017

    • These Ten Facts About WW1 Have Been Largely Forgotten

      November 18, 2017

    • Super-Sized Siege Guns From World War One And Two – These Are Simply Massive

      November 18, 2017

    • “Follow First” – Veteran Who Served With Army Quartermaster Company In Korean War Talks About His War

      November 18, 2017

    • A New Breed of Soldier: How the French Revolution Made Napoleon’s Career Possible

      November 18, 2017

    • “The Unbreakable Tiger” – Korean War POW Was A Guardian Angel For Father Emil Kapaun

      November 18, 2017

    • Hadrian’s Wall – Archaeology and history at the limit of Rome’s empire

      November 18, 2017

    • 7 Ways English Lords Fought Against Welsh Raiders

      November 18, 2017

    • Agent Garbo: The Brilliant, Eccentric Chicken Farmer Spy Who Tricked Hitler & Saved D-Day

      November 18, 2017

    • He created the Purple Heart award only to make himself the first recipient: The inexplicable controversial life of General Douglas MacArthur

      November 18, 2017

    • The Arizona Balloon Buster – Epic Tale of Courage, Friendship and Sacrifice

      November 18, 2017

    • Captain Albert Jacka – The First Australian VC In World War One

      November 18, 2017

    • Hidden Boneyard in Greece with German Ju-52, Stuka, C-47 and Lockheed F-104 Starfighter

      November 17, 2017

    • The Deadliest Female Sniper in History

      November 17, 2017

    • A Force To Be Reckoned With – Fearsome War Elephants On Ancient Battlefields

      November 17, 2017

    • Even in The USA, There Are Still Many Things Folks Don’t Know Too Much About The American Civil War

      November 17, 2017

    • The Empire Of Japan & The Invasion Of The Philippines In WW2

      November 17, 2017

    • RT’s #1917LIVE Twitter Project Snags “Best In Education” Win At Shorty Social Good Awards

      November 17, 2017

    • Devils in Baggy Pants – Exclusive Excerpt from “The Airborne In World War II: An Illustrated History of America’s Paratroopers in Action”

      November 17, 2017

    • Thousands of Romans killed in the dense German woodland: What if the Teutoburg Disaster Didn’t Happen

      November 17, 2017

    • 5 Types of Wargames From Medieval Tournaments

      November 17, 2017

    • The Massive 60cm German Siege Mortar Karl

      November 17, 2017

    • Egyptian Warfare and the Largest Chariot Battle in History

      November 17, 2017

    • PBY Catalina, A-26 Invaders, P-51 Mustangs: CIA Rebel Air Force Attacking Indonesia, 1958

      November 17, 2017

    • With the Enemy Approaching, He Sat Beside His Wounded Comrade, Pulled the Pin on Two Grenades & Waited

      November 17, 2017

    • 12 Key Moments in the History of Artillery

      November 17, 2017

    • Capt. Thomas J. Hudner, Jr., Korean War Medal of Honor Recipient, Naval Aviator Passes Away

      November 17, 2017

    • Powerful Hardware After WWII – Soviet Tactical Ballistic Missiles of the Cold War

      November 16, 2017

    • The US 503rd Parachute Battalion Seize the “High Ground” From the Axis

      November 16, 2017

    • Kenneth Muir Died On A Hill In Korea So His Men Could Live

      November 16, 2017

    • Call of Duty: WWII – New Features In A New Release Which Takes Fans Back To The Game’s Roots

      November 16, 2017

    • Remains of WWII Airman Returned After Being Found Inside Tree

      November 16, 2017

    • Romans in China: The Lost Legions of Carrhae

      November 16, 2017

    • Great Sieges: Jerusalem (70 CE) – One Million Lives Lost In 8 Months Of Combat

      November 16, 2017

    • Military Reforms of King Henry The Eighth – He Built Up A Modern Fighting Force In Medieval England

      November 16, 2017

    • Three-Part Series On The Most Decorated Panzer Companies Of The Wehrmacht – 2nd Company, 502nd Heavy Tank Battalion

      November 16, 2017

    • After Being Demoted to Private Nine Separate Times, This Canadian Was Awarded the Victoria Cross

      November 16, 2017

    • From Texas to Japan aboard a LST – Putting The Men Ashore To Win The War

      November 16, 2017

    • When Iran Air Flight 655 Was Shot Down By A US Navy Guided Missile Cruiser

      November 16, 2017

    • It Took A Media Storm To Get This WW2 Hero Gurkha VC Recipient Entry To The UK

      November 16, 2017

    • “The Call of Missouri” – WWI painting by renowned muralist vanishes from original KC home

      November 16, 2017

    • Leonardo’s War Machines – The Italian Genius May Have Deliberately Sabotaged His Own Designs

      November 16, 2017

    • Charge the Eastern Front in ‘Tannenberg’- The Authentic WW1 Game Series Expands To A New Theater

      November 16, 2017

    • Nazis Killed Her Husband, She Bought and Drove a T-34 & Then Went On a Rampage

      November 16, 2017

    • The Fall of the Aztecs, The Bloody Path to Tenochtitlan

      November 15, 2017

    • 15 Facts & Images About One of The Best Inventions of WW2 – The DUKW

      November 15, 2017

    • Breaking The Deadlock – Machine Gun Tactics of WWI

      November 15, 2017

    • The Sub-Machine Gun – A New Kind Of Weapon For A New Kind Of War

      November 15, 2017

    • Landmines From The Battle of El Alamein Are Still Claiming Lives Today

      November 15, 2017

    • Caesar’s Greatest Victory: The Battle of Alesia, 52 BC – Reviewed by Stuart McClung

      November 15, 2017

    • Perspectives on the Character of Charles XII of Sweden: PART 2

      November 15, 2017

    • The Greatest Underdog Victories in Pre-Gunpowder Battles

      November 15, 2017

    • The Battle of Pliska – a Byzantine military disaster

      November 15, 2017

    • The picture has become iconic, if you ask any Marine, the one thing they praise about this picture as much as any other is the First Sergeant’s remarkable trigger discipline

      November 15, 2017

    • Up The Wooden Hill – The Tale of Two Families – By Jill Schaefer

      November 15, 2017

    • The Female Allied Spy Was Condemned To Death By The Germans – In The End They Gave Her The Iron Cross

      November 15, 2017

    • The Battle of Arsuf – To Win the Day, One Man Must Defy His Own King

      November 15, 2017

    • Single Combat At The Siege of Bayonne, 1131AD

      November 15, 2017

    • 10 Key Developments in the History of Cavalry

      November 15, 2017

    • The Tank Museum: Sydney Hadley’s Glass Eye

      November 15, 2017

    • Samurai, Ninja, Ronin, And More – Seven Different Warrior Classes Of Feudal Japan

      November 14, 2017

    • Military blunders of the Boer War – led by men of stunning ineptitude, who cost many brave men their lives, probably prolonged the war

      November 14, 2017

    • John Reginald Gorman – The Amazing Irish Kamikaze Tank Buster

      November 14, 2017

    • The Curtiss P-40 Kittyhawk and Warhawk – American WWII Fighters

      November 14, 2017

    • A Powerfully Symbolic Moment – On September 11, 1944, The First US Troops Cross The Border Into Nazi Germany

      November 14, 2017

    • Perspectives on the Character of Charles XII of Sweden: PART 1

      November 14, 2017

    • The Man in This Image: Refusing To Abandon The Wounded, Chaplain Emil Kapaun Remained Behind to Care for His Men & Died in a Korean POW Camp

      November 14, 2017

    • Hidden Boneyard in Greece with German Ju-52, Stuka, C-47 and Lockheed F-104 Starfighter

      November 14, 2017

    • My father’s story began early on the morning of April 29th, 1944: Tragedy At Sea – The Untold Story Of PT347, PT350 & PT346 – Sunk By Friendly Fire

      November 14, 2017

    • Check Out The Incredible Armored Trains Of WWI & WWII

      November 14, 2017

    • In World War One, Many Americans of German Heritage Were Interned In Camps In The USA

      November 14, 2017

    • Fundraiser: No Roses on a Sailor’s Grave – The search for a WWII veteran’s lost ship unearths more than expected.

      November 14, 2017

    • The day 650 Glosters faced 10,000 Chinese: 7 Fast Facts About The Battle of Imjin River & Glorious Glosters’ Last Stand

      November 14, 2017

    • The Battle of Morgarten – against all the Odds, One Small Army Changes the Course of Military History

      November 14, 2017

    • WW1: The Third Battle of Ypres – The Leading British Offensive Of 1917

      November 14, 2017

    • WWI in East Africa, and the Legendary Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck

      November 14, 2017

    • Breath-taking Colourised Photos For The Anniversary Of Armistice Day – By Ben Wheeler and Michael Carroll

      November 14, 2017

    • The Birth of the 54th Massachusetts Regiment in the American Civil War

      November 14, 2017

    • Holding a .30 cal, despite the burns & his bleeding wound, he continued to fire until defensive positions were established

      November 13, 2017

    • Things We May Not Know About WW1 – In 1914, A Soldiers Average Height Was 5’2” And Canadian Troops Had The Highest Rates Of Venereal Disease

      November 13, 2017

    • The American Civil War – the Union told all the European countries if they recognized the Confederacy’s legitimacy, it was equal to declaring war against the Union

      November 13, 2017

    • 10 Fascinating Facts About Custer and His Last Stand – Little Big Horn

      November 13, 2017

    • Heavy Armor of the Cold War – 13 Soviet Anti-Tank Vehicles From Post-WWII

      November 13, 2017

    • Mass Produced Firepower – The Rifles of WWI

      November 13, 2017

    • The Deadliest Female Sniper in History

      November 13, 2017

    • An Itinerant Painting – Painting of local WWI casualty has followed VFW post through the decades

      November 13, 2017

    • U.S. Army Partners with National Trust for Historic Preservation to Find New Use for WWII-Era African-American Officers’ Club

      November 13, 2017

    • Why I Still Like Ike – The Rapid Rise of General Eisenhower – By Raymond Panko

      November 13, 2017

    • Colorized Confederates -By Liana Jacob and Michael D. Carroll

      November 13, 2017

    • The Fearless Young Belgian Woman Who Rescued Downed Allied Pilots From Behind Enemy Lines In WW2

      November 13, 2017

    • How Cortes Captured the Mighty Tenochtitlan with 1,000 Spaniards… and smallpox, and 100,000 natives, and guns

      November 13, 2017

    • Arab Women Shame Their Fleeing Men Back Towards the Fight At The Battle of Yarmouk

      November 13, 2017

    • “I Know The Costs” – Charles Bestgen, Mid-Missouri veteran wounded while serving as machine-gunner in Korea

      November 13, 2017

    • The War Could Not Have Been Won Without This Wonderfully Simple Piece Of Design – The Humble Bailey Bridge

      November 13, 2017

    • 6 Less Well Known Facts About The Infamous Battle of the Somme

      November 13, 2017

    • La Decima: Italian Pigs, Manned Torpedoes and Kamikaze-Style Speedboat Attacks

      November 13, 2017

    • Turning Point For The Second World War – The Battle of Britain – Part 2

      November 13, 2017

    • Surrounded & Isolated John Fox Called Artillery on His Own Position & Killed Over 100 Germans

      November 13, 2017

    • The Bob Semple Tank: One Of The Most Ridiculous Tank Designs Ever

      November 13, 2017

    • Tanks For The Memories: The First Ever Tank Commander, by The Tank Museum

      November 13, 2017

    • USS Hornet Museum Receives Face-Lift, Courtesy Of AkzoNobel

      November 13, 2017

    • VC To Go On Display For First Time Ever

      November 13, 2017

    • Lenin And Stalin In Safehouse – Latest ‘Revolution 360’ Video Unveiled By RT

      November 13, 2017

    • 15 Facts & Images About One of The Best Inventions of WW2 – The DUKW

      November 13, 2017

    • The Evacuation of Gallipoli, The Brilliant End To A Disastrous Campaign

      November 12, 2017

    • Turning Point of WWII – The Battle of Britain – Part 1

      November 12, 2017

    • Brotherly bond – WWII veteran preserves legacy of military service through personal writings

      November 12, 2017

    • The Invasion of Kos: The Killing of 103 Royal Italian Army Officers

      November 12, 2017

    • Canadian fighter pilot in WWI ordered to go back to flight school. He didn’t. Instead, he went on to shoot down 72 enemy aircraft

      November 12, 2017

    • Development of the Awe-inspiring Triple Walls of Constantinople

      November 12, 2017

    • Battle of the Bulge – A Punch In The Gut

      November 12, 2017

    • The Fall of the Aztecs, The Bloody Path to Tenochtitlan

      November 12, 2017

    • The Night Fighter Ace Who Shot Down 7 Lancaster Bombers In 19 Minutes

      November 12, 2017

    • 9 Reasons Why Boudica Almost Beat the Romans

      November 12, 2017

    • Operation Michael: Germany’s Last Chance to Win WWI Before the Americans Arrived

      November 12, 2017

    • WW2 Napalm Tests – The US Bombed Mock German & Japanese Villages

      November 12, 2017

    • WWII’s Biggest Airlift – Over The Hump by Hans Weisman

      November 12, 2017

    • Al-Andalus, a Melting Pot of Faiths in the Iberian Peninsula

      November 12, 2017

    • In Commemoration of Armistice Day Here are Some Profound Colorized Images of WW1

      November 11, 2017

    • In Commemoration of Armistice Day Here are Some Colorized Images of WW1 – Brings Them Alive

      November 11, 2017

    • First British Ship Sunk By the Germans in WWII May Have Been Discovered

      November 11, 2017

    • Eager To Serve – Local resident achieves dual public service goal as soldier and firefighter

      November 11, 2017

    • The Origins and History of The Last Post – The Notes That Brings Tears to Your Eyes

      November 11, 2017

    • “On Eternal Patrol Memorial Reef” To Honor 66 Lost U.S. Submarines

      November 11, 2017

    • Hipster Before His Time: General Burnside – The Swashbuckling Union General Who Pioneered Sideburns

      November 11, 2017

    • Vlad The Impaler – He Loved To Impale Captured Soldiers – A Lot

      November 11, 2017

    • The American Civil War – the Union told all the European countries if they recognized the Confederacy’s legitimacy, it was equal to declaring war against the Union

      November 11, 2017

    • The Creek Indian War in Early America: 8 Important Leaders

      November 11, 2017

    • The Only Woman Ever To Join The French Foreign Legion Served In WWII & Vietnam

      November 11, 2017

    • On fire this heroic airman picked up a burning 1,100° phosphorus bomb to save his crew certain death

      November 11, 2017

    • The Story Of One Marine – The World War I Letters and Photos of Pvt. Thomas L. Stewart – By James P. Gregory, Jr.

      November 11, 2017

    • Time To Say ‘Tanks’ To Our WW1 Commanders

      November 11, 2017

    • MoH Ace: It was common for pilots to celebrate aerial victories over the airfield with a barrel roll – he did 7

      November 11, 2017

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