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Haven’t seen 99% of these before. 34 great colour images of warbirds!

Jack Beckett

Millions of poignant black-and-white photos have come out of the World War Two era, but it is not often that scenes from the deadliest conflict…

MUST READ: Front-line surgeon, protected his aid station – he took on & killed 98 Japanese before he was overrun…

Jeff Edwards

Many humans worldwide fear going to the Dentist for pretty obvious reasons: The pain, the worry that you’ll have to get a cavity filled, and…

A re-enactment of a Confederate surrender brings back memories of the American Civil War

American Civil War

It was the 9th of April 1865, 150 years ago, when the Confederate commander, Robert E. Lee, surrendered to the Union, after fighting 4 years…

Creator of ‘The Hobbit’ film has designed 21st century standard ‘World War I Exhibition’ in New Zealand

World War I Exhibition

[Via] After the huge success of his Hollywood blockbuster, ‘The Hobbit’, the filmmaker Peter Jackson has surprised fans and historians around the globe with his…

Lady Pilot of WWII – Mary Ellis still loves to fly the ‘Spitfire’

Spitfire

Mostly, war is considered to be a field for men, but there is no shortage of tales of bravery and gallantry shown by women during…

The modern day Aircraft Boneyard – Storage and Destruction of Warplanes in Tuscon Arizona

A virtual visit to the Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Center (AMARC), better known as the Aircraft Boneyard. Planes that are taken off active service are flown here…

Top 10 bloodiest battlefields of WWII

A sad top 10 of the most costly battlefields in the Second World War and it will not surprise anybody that this top 10 is mostly…

Some myths about the start of the Revolutionary War of America

Revolutionary War of America

The towns of Concord and Lexington saw the beginning of the American Revolutionary War. Although the outcome of the war is well known among historians…

B-17E bomber resurrected as memorial to World War Two soldiers

A B-17E bomber, which is an early model of the World War Two famous Flying Fortress, is the only remaining aircraft of its kind the…

A Hollywood portrayal of ‘Operation Olympian’ – a daring escape from a German camp

One of the most daring prison escapes of the Second World War is now going to be turned into a Hollywood movie. The stars of…

Band of Brothers – Easy Company – The real story of the attack on Foy

Reg Jans

Battlefield guide Reg Jans takes us to Foy (near Bastogne) and tells us about the January 13th 1945 attack. We are shown the locations where…

Nicholas Wide, WWII hero who kept shelling the enemy from his Sherman after it being hit twice by an 88mm which killed the driver

Photo story (Clockwise from left): (1) Photograph of WWII hero Nicholas Wide (2) Added welded plates to the hull and turret of the modified M4…