Documents Show Japan Asked for One Sex Slave for Every 70 Soldiers in WW2
Kyodo News service reviewed 23 documents from WW2 which shed more light on the Japanese government’s involvement in obtaining “comfort women” during that war. “Comfort…
Poland to Recover Jewish Gravestones From WW2 Lake
Plans for Lake Rusałka in Poland began in 1939 and construction began in 1941. Construction took 16 months. During that time, this region of Poland…
American WWII Resistance Worker Dame Mary Barraco Dead at 96
Dame Mary Barraco moved to Renaix, Belgium with her mother when she was just seven years old. She was a good student and was studying…
French Couple Discovered WWII Cache of Weapons Hidden in Their Home
A couple who were remodeling their home in the Burgundy region of France in 2017 found an unexpected surprise in the walls, a cache of…
Supermarine: Call For Investors & Enthusiasts to Help Rebuild an Aviation Legend
There is nothing quite like the romance of flight to make folks wax lyrical and the Supermarine S.5 has inspired poetic souls to great heights…
Eagle Recovered From the Graf Spee is Going to Auction $26 Million
The latest item that may soon be up for auction is the large 360 kg bronze Nazi eagle that was recovered from the battleship Graf…
Tank Museum tank in WW1 Film Epic ‘1917’
The new film 1917, written and directed by Sir Sam Mendes and released today, features The Tank Museum’s WW1 Mark II Tank. The Mark II…
Militracks 2020 The Jadgpanther is in Attendance
Overloon, Netherland, (January 8th, 2020). Militracks is an event at The Overloon War Museum in The Netherland. The event takes place on 16/17 May, and…
SAS Legend who Rescued Hostages in 1980 Iranian Embassy Siege Dies
Tom MacDonald passed away at the age of 71 after a battle with cancer. MacDonald is best known as a former SAS member who was…
Mystery Skeleton Found in California Hills was a Incarcerated Japanese-American
Last fall, hikers climbing Mount Williamson discovered a skeleton. It was wearing a leather belt and had leather shoes on his feet. They posted on…
Campaign to Save Doomed Falklands War Carrier From the Scrapyard
There may be no nation in the world more proud of its naval history than the U.K., so when one of its much-loved Falklands War…