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Brecourt Manor – The Famous Band of Brothers battle – From the Air!

The famous attack on the German Artillery Guns at the Brécourt Manor by Easy Company was immortalized in the series Band of Brothers. Now, see the whole location…

One of those ‘So crazy it can’t be true’ stories about the quirks of war, by World of Tanks

Wargaming

Stinky and the Emergency Part 1 Wouldn’t it have been a terrible thing if, in the middle of WW2, the people responsible for training and…

Nephew finds Halifax bomber grave of lost airman, ends WW2 family mystery

Halifax bomber

[Via] A London-based family has finally discovered the truth about the husband and father who was killed during a bombing raid over Germany during World…

Battle of Waterloo commemorative coin criticised by France

The Battle of Waterloo took place 200 years ago and with an array of commemoration events and activities this year Belgium has decided to launch…

Nuts – The Siege of Bastogne

The Ardennes Offensive was a last ditch attempt by the German army to halt the Allied advance across western Europe.  The plan called for a…

Europe and the American Civil War

American Civil War

[Via] When America underwent the crisis of secession in the 1860s, the democratic way of life and anti-slavery movement came under intense threat. Old World…

Last German Dornier 17 recovered from sea bed

Dornier 17

[Via] The last remaining German Luftwaffe Dornier 17 bomber aircraft is being restored after 70 years of being hidden away. The bomber had crash landed in…

Zeppelin’s first raid on London

The Blitz and Battle of Britain are infamous in British history as the first time Britain had been heavily bombed from the air. But what…

TANKFEST: TICKETS ARE SELLING FAST..

**TICKETS ARE SELLING FAST – we strongly recommend that you purchase your Tankfest tickets in advance to avoid disappointment** The weekend of the 27th and…

World War Two historian and writer, Hugh Ambrose dies

Hugh Ambrose

[Via] World War Two historian and writer, Hugh Ambrose has died at the age of just 48. Hugh Ambrose wrote ‘The Pacific’ a worldwide best…

British PoWs in Japanese Camps saved by the English pointer dog

Animals were widely used during World War Two and the story of Judy the English pointer dog who was used to help save British prisoners…

World War Two unexploded ordnance causes chaos in Cologne

unexploded ordnance

[Via] Unexploded ordnance from World War Two still remains an everyday occurrence across Germany. The most recent incident in the North West city of Cologne…