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Minnesota Historical Society Gets the Go-Ahead for Traveling World War I Exhibition

The Minnesota Historical Society has been waiting on a federal grant so they may open a traveling exhibit about the United States during World War…

A Historic Bomb Shelter Built to Protect Shipbuilding Workers in WW2.

Set on the side of a cliff in Port Glasgow, Scotland, is an abandoned World War II air raid shelter, thought to be one of…

Uproar As Hotel at the Center of the WW2 Battle of Arnhem to be Demolished – Sign The Petition!

Hotel Dreyeroord in Oosterbeek, 5km west of Arnhem holds a special place in the hearts of many British servicemen, but now this building is destined…

Live WWII Munitions Discovered on Florida Beach!

Sarasota County will spend an additional $1 million as part of a renourishment project on Siesta Beach. The project was poised to finish under budget…

The Life of Harriet Tubman – Civil War Nurse, Spy, Soldier and Activist

Harriet Tubman was born Araminta Ross in Dorchester County, Maryland. She was also known by the nickname “Moses” due to her success in leading slaves…

Great British Code Breakers of the First World War

The incredible work of Britain’s World War Two code breakers at Bletchley Park is widely celebrated. But its precursor – the naval intelligence of Room…

Watch this Video to learn some Cool Facts About Nazi Germany’s Sturmgewehr Assault Rifle

After several years of rejecting the idea of a new automatic or semi-automatic weapon, Hitler asked his top commanders on the Eastern Front what they…

It’s True! After the Battle of Shiloh Some Civil War Soldiers Actually Glowed in the Dark

There are many remarkable stories of the American Civil War. One of the most remarkable is the story of the soldiers who glowed in the…

Jane Fonda Said About The Infamous Hanoi Jane Photo: “I Made A Huge Mistake”

Jane Fonda is a world-known actress. She gained her well-deserved popularity in the 60s and 70s, starring in counterculture classics (Barbarella), drama films (They Shoot Horses,…

Australia’s Pearl Harbor – The Bombing of Darwin By Hundreds of Japanese Aircraft

At 9:58 AM, February 19th, 1942, the humming drone of Japanese fighters and bombers was heard over Darwin, Australia. The residents, soldiers, and sailors of…

Fromelles: The Worst 24 Hours In Australia’s Military History – July 19th 1916

Horrifying loss was the defining feature of the First World War. For much of 1916, the focus of that horror on the Western Front was…

First African-American To Recieve The Medal Of Honor Did So With The 54th Massachusetts At Fort Wagner

Once Hollywood got a hold of war it is often impossible for the average person to separate fact from fiction.  And yet, if we look…