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Before bombs: pilots dropped these steel arrows on the enemy.

Jack Beckett

French pilots used to drop arrows (Flechettes) from their aircraft, and upon hitting a surprised soldier down below could puncture his body from head to…

Drought sheds new light on the B-29 wreckage in Lake Mead

Ian Harvey

A massive B-29 Superfortress airplane flew a top-secret mission over Lake Mead in July of 1948. It was supposed to test a new missile guidance…

Memories of Africa during World War One

The effects of the two World Wars were widespread, but nowhere were they more prolific than in Africa. During World War One over a million…

Sealed World War Two Atlantik Wall Bunker Discovered In France

A World War Two German bunker has been discovered in the Gironde region of France after being closed and hidden for more than 70 years. The…

Australian Pilot Honoured for Fighting In Graignes

An Australian Pilot has been honoured for his bravery during World War Two when he, after being shot down, voluntarily took part in the Battle for…

List of 10: Famous Personalities Who were Korean War Vets

This year marks the 65th anniversary of the start of the Korean War. in lieu of this celebration, let us learn history and know 10…

5 Insanely Creepy Stories of The World Wars

Undoubtedly war is an ugly business, but at times war forces humans to cross the boundaries of humanity and come up with ideas that could put the…

Original Civil War flags on display in Fort Worth

A Confederate “Stars and Bars” flag, captured by soldiers of the Union Army at Columbia, South Carolina. Via Wikipedia. The Confederate flag is raising more…

World War Two bomber veteran flies again in a B-17

World War Two bomber veteran

“Yankee Lady” B-17 Flying Fortress bomber. [Via] A World War Two bomber veteran gets to fly again in a B-17 more than 70 years after…

Greeks look to World War One reparations as way out of debt

World War One reparations

[Via] The Greek debt crisis has dominated the news for weeks now, and as Greece tries to work out how it can get out of…

First UK SAS Soldier To Land In France On D-Day Has Died

The first UK soldier to put his feet on French soil during the D-Day landings has died at the age of 95. Lieutenant Norman Poole…

The English Double-Agent Who Won the Iron Cross

In Jersey there was a respectable establishment, the Hotel de la Plage — an ideal hotel with a respectable landlady and good, reliable staff. It…