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    New Budapest memorial reveals Neo-Nazi concerns for Hungary

    Ian Harvey
    Budapest

    Budapest, Hungary’s capital, recently unveiled a new statue to commemorate and remember the victims of World War Two. The statue is a stone Archangel Gabriel,…

    Malmedy Massacre remembered by Pennsylvania World War Two veteran

    Ian Harvey
    Malmedy Massacre

    On the 70th anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge, Harold Billow of Mount Joy, Pennsylvania, remembers his experience of the Malmedy Massacre, part of…

    WHO-Tube: Abandoned; WW2 Luftwaffe German Military Airbase

    Joris Nieuwint

    The German airfield Schönwalde was built in 1934 by the German Ministry of Aviation as a base for the German Air Force. They did this at…

    George Patton – 31 images you MAY not have seen before?!

    Jack Beckett

    George Smith Patton Jr was born on the 11th November, 1885, into a family with a long record of military service.  He saw action in…

    The B-17 Alliance moves a historic Milwaukie B-17 bomber to Salem for restoration

    Ian Harvey
    B-17 bomber

      In early December, a historic B-17 bomber housed in Milwaukie was moved to Salem for restoration and repairs by the B-17 Alliance. The B-17…

    World War II veteran and French Legion of Honor recipient dies at age 91

    Ian Harvey

      World War II hero Leonard dies months after receiving final medal Earlier this year, Davis B. Leonard was awarded the French Legion of Honor…

    75 years on and New Zealand honours its HMS Achilles veterans

    Ian Harvey
    New Zealand

    At the very beginning of World War II, New Zealand became the first Allied naval force to attack the German Navy head on. Today, the…

    CWHM Lancaster bomber’s borrowed engine returns to U.K.

    Ian Harvey

      Two functioning Canadian bombers including the Hamilton Lancaster spent six weeks over the summer on a tour of the UK. During the tour, one…

    Irish RAF pilot and hero dies aged 98

    Ian Harvey
    Irish RAF pilot

    Irish RAF pilot and hero, Terry Bulloch, known for sinking more Nazi submarines than any other pilot during World War Two has died aged 98.…

    Detroit veteran pilot reunited with his World War Two B-26

    Ian Harvey
    B-26

    The Fantasy of Flight Museum in Polk City, Florida hosted World War Two veteran Barney Wasowicz in November to reunite him with his Martin B-26…

    Cold War tank returned to former glory on Kent roundabout

    Ian Harvey
    Cold War tank

    The tank was originally placed on the roundabout as a memorial to the British Armed Services, which are based nearby. The British Army Reserve Centre…

    Military Museum commemorates Battle of the Bulge 70th anniversary with veterans

    Ian Harvey
    Military Museum

    Iowa Gold Star Military Museum at the Camp Dodge Joint Maneuver Training Center has held an observance to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Battle of…

    War History Online | War Articles

    Welcome to War History Online’s War Articles category, where we delve into the gripping narratives and untold stories of conflicts throughout history. This category serves as a hub for in-depth analysis, personal accounts, and thought-provoking articles that shed light on the many facets of warfare.


    Within this category, we explore from ancient battles to modern conflicts. Our articles provide historical context, strategic insights, and a deep understanding of the human experiences that shape the course of war. From iconic clashes that changed the course of nations to lesser-known campaigns that deserve recognition, we strive to offer a diverse and comprehensive perspective on the art and impact of war.


    Our team of dedicated writers and historians brings you engaging content that goes beyond mere facts and figures. We delve into the motivations, ideologies, and consequences of warfare, examining its social, political, and cultural ramifications. Through detailed research, compelling storytelling, and expert analysis, we aim to foster a deeper understanding of the human experience in times of conflict.


    Journey with us as we explore the triumphs, tragedies, and lessons of past conflicts, and gain a greater appreciation for the impact that war has had on our world. From ancient battles to modern warfare, our articles offer a compelling exploration of the multifaceted nature of human conflict.