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Prince of Wales to Miss Remembrance Ceremonies

Ian Harvey

Until the recently, the Prince of Wales was expected to attend the remembrance ceremonies of the Normandy landings on June 6th. As it turns out,…

Vietnam Veteran Makes Living as Helicopter Pilot

Ian Harvey
helicopter pilot

A helicopter pilot who served in Vietnam has discovered that his area of the service is able to sustain his daily living as a career.…

Outlawed Nazi Uniforms Worn by Festival Patrons

Ian Harvey
Nazi uniforms

Nazi uniforms are not allowed at the yearly 1940s Weekend, which is held in Haworth of West Yorkshire. The festival was a big draw for…

John Baskeyfield, VC, defended the Oosterbeek perimeter – School’s Renaming Opposed

Ian Harvey
John Baskeyfield

The change in name of John Baskeyfield VC Primary School has been widely contested by parents as well as many with no relation to the…

ormer top-secret WWII & Cold War naval base may become a museum

Ian Harvey
national museum

Wales is potentially expecting a brand new national museum after discussions on what to do with a former communications base used by their navy in…

Goodbye, Bill Ash – Texan RCAF Pilot, WWII POW Escape Artist (1917-2014)

Bill Ash, the adventurous native Texan who was a Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) pilot during WWII and had attempted over a dozen of daring…

Conscientious Objectors and Their Legacy

Ian Harvey
conscientious objectors

The First World War had its fair share of conscientious objectors, people who did not wish to raise arms regardless of their views toward patriotism…

Digital Models Made of WWII Technology

Ian Harvey
WWII technology

There is no overstating the importance of WWII technology to the victory of the Allies in 1945. It has now been almost seventy years since…

Whiskey 7 Returns to Normandy for Anniversary

Ian Harvey
Whiskey 7

The Whiskey 7 is a C-47 war plane which took part in the D-Day invasions of the Second World War. In honor of the seventieth…

Tower of London Moat Converted to “Sea” of Poppies for WWI Centenary

The Tower of London moat will become a “sea” of poppies this summer to commemorate the 100th year anniversary of the beginning of the First…

Painful Experience with Artillery Shell Recalled

Ian Harvey
artillery shell

A veteran of the Second World War who was directly struck by an artillery shell remembers his experience quite clearly. The man is Leslie Stainbrook,…

Band of Brothers Still Remembered

Ian Harvey
Band of Brothers

The television miniseries Band of Brothers depicted a brazen unit of the United States military, a shining example of courage and camaraderie. This miniseries was…