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    Can a tin shed actually be a very important WWII museum? Actually it can…

    Jack Beckett

    TIN SHED EXPERIENCE We often think only huge, over priced and ‘lifeless’ museums are all we have as a choice for learning about our history.…

    Arnhem & Market Garden Battlefield tour report – By Mark Barnes

    Mark Barnes

    By Mark Barnes for War History Online Want to take this tour too? Visit the Hells Highway Tours website! Arnhem: You can’t help yourself; you…

    ESCAPE FROM DAVA0 – Coming this fall from the World War II Foundation

    Joris Nieuwint

    Based on the book “Escape from Davao” by John D. Lukacs. Narrated by Dale Dye. April 4, 1943, ten American prisoners of war and two…

    WWII Letter Surfaced After Nearly Seven Decades

    Heziel Pitogo

    Lisa Lynde went to a estate sales in Michigan and bought herself a wooden bureau from the event. She had it shipped, then, to Grand…

    Oklahoma Exhibit Lauding WWII Comanche Code Talkers Bared

    Heziel Pitogo

    A Nazi flag seized at the height of the Second World War together with personal photos and army uniforms are some of the mementos featured…

    World War II TV Drama for Anna Friel

    Heziel Pitogo

    English actress Anna Friel will be starring in an upcoming Second World War TV drama series entitled The Heavy Water with a plot that plays similarly along…

    Solomon Islands: Remains of WWII Soldiers Uncovered Amid Residence Renovations

    Heziel Pitogo

    A Solomon Islands homeowner in the middle of renovating his home discovered an unlikely find – three remains of US Marines who were believed to…

    ARTICLE: The Battle of Moerbrugge – Part 3

    Guest Author

    Moerbrugge: “A Crossing of Opportunity”: As we have seen, the German resistance in Moerbrugge was thought by 4th Canadian Armoured Divisional HQ to have been…

    Article: 6th Airborne Armoured Reconnaissance Regiment and the Tetrarch by Peter Brown

    Guest Author

    6th Airborne Armoured Reconnaissance Regiment and the Tetrarch by Peter Brown Flying tanks onto the battlefield is not something which has happened every day though…

    ARTICLE: The second in a Series of WWII Medal Identification by Scott Addington

    Guest Author

    Campaign Awards for the Second World War (1939-1945)  General service within the British and Commonwealth armed forces during the Second World War was rewarded by…

    WWI Faces: From Hockey Players to WWI Heroes (Part 2)

    Heziel Pitogo

    Dr. Frances Hurd who has this picture in hand talked about the lives of the men in it. Isaac Usher, The Royal Irish Regiment (Referee)…

    ARTICLE: The Battle of Moerbrugge – Part 2

    Guest Author

    Moerbrugge: Prelude to Battle.  On September 5th 1944, the 1st Polish Armoured Division occupied St Omer. The refreshed 4th Canadian Armoured Division resumed its advance…

    War History Online | Worldwide

    Welcome to War History Online’s Worldwide category, a curated collection of captivating narratives and hidden tales that illuminate the spectrum of conflicts across the globe. Here, we serve as a central hub for exploration, offering a rich tapestry of historical context, analysis and insightful articles that peel back the layers of warfare’s complex history.


    Whether it’s the pivotal clashes that reshaped empires or the lesser-known campaigns that merit recognition, we endeavor to present a diverse and inclusive portrayal of the art and impact of war across cultures and continents.


    Join us on an enlightening journey through the triumphs, tragedies, and enduring lessons of past conflicts as we navigate the intricate tapestry of worldwide warfare. From the battlefields of antiquity to the modern arenas of conflict, our articles offer a compelling exploration of the multifaceted nature of human strife, enriching our understanding of the world’s tumultuous history.