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Allied Victory at the Falaise Pocket

Ian Harvey
Falaise Pocket

The Falaise Pocket was the site of a primary engagement at the Battle of Normandy during the Second World War, which involved a strong Allied…

The USO, the American Soldiers and Robin Williams: Saying Goodbye to a Man Who Had a Heart for the US Servicemen

The recent passing of thespian Robin Williams saddened even the military world. Gooooood Morning, Vietnam! That was the famous line of Robin Williams when he…

Signs of Ancient Warfare in Cardiff

Ian Harvey
ancient warfare

Artifacts that indicate a history of ancient warfare have recently been discovered at a site in Cardiff. These signs hint at the presence of Neolithic…

How a WWII Vet and Survivor and His Wife Died Hours From Each Other on Their 76th Wedding Anniversary

WWII vet and survivor Clifford Hartland, 101, and his wife, Marjorie, 97, passed away only hours from each other on what was suppose to be their 76th…

Touching WWI Tale: When a Tommy Returned Egg ‘In One Piece’ to the Girl Who Sent It

A 100-year old eggshell intact discovered — the egg originally sent by a school girl to the front line of WWI returned by the Tommy…

Nagasaki Commemorates 69th Anniversary of the Atomic Bombing, Mayor Questions Japanese PM’s Defense Policy

Nagasaki, Japan – The Japanese city of Nagasaki celebrated the 69th anniversary of the atomic bombing of the city last August 9, Saturday. Inline with the…

Former army sergeant Passes Away at Greek Memorial

Ian Harvey
Greek memorial

Arthur Jones, a former army sergeant, has passed away at the foot of a Greek memorial. He had hiked to the site in the midst…

WWI Outbreak Undermined by Newspaper Formats

Ian Harvey
WWI outbreak

The WWI outbreak would sound to most people as if it would have been the top story for any newspaper in 1914. It was certainly…

Brighton Pavilion During the First World War

Ian Harvey
Brighton Pavilion

Built in the late eighteenth century, Brighton Pavilion is a fairly lavish structure. While it may not be quite as ornamental, one would not be…

Salute to these Ten Heroic Women of WWI!

In line with the Great War’s 100th-year anniversary, let us take our hats off to these ten heroic women of WWI! These recondite figures –…

Effects of the Nomonhan Incident on WWII Japan

Ian Harvey
Nomonhan Incident

The Nomonhan Incident was the climax of rising tensions between Japan and the Soviet Union shortly before the beginning of the Second World War. The…

Journalistic Integrity Threatened by WWI Restrictions

Ian Harvey
WWI restrictions

It is not entirely surprising that a large number of WWI restrictions kept people operating in numerous career fields from working at full capacity. Given…