D-Day Vets’ Last Battle: Raising Money for National Memorial
Even after WWII and the Normandy Landings, these D-Day vets still have a last campaign to fight for – raising the needed £65,000 to have their…
Loaned Holocaust Barracks will Return to Poland
The Guardian reports that for over two decades and long negotiations, the half of a barrack in Auschwitz that was on loan to the United…
Submariner Tony Enos Donates Torpedo To Military Museum
Tony served on a submarine which sank 14 Japanese ships during the Second World War. He kept the Mark 28 torpedo in his backyard for…
Nazi nuclear bomb venture may have taken place in Austrian tunnels
Photo story (Clockwise from top left): (1) Hitler saluting his soldiers in September 1938 (2) Otto Hahn. In December 1938, German chemists Otto Hahn &…
Divers Explore The Scapa Flow Treasures
Wartime artifacts lie on the seabed where the German High Seas fleet was abandoned, as part of the terms stated in the armistice signed at…
Family From France Thanks Morganville (USA) For Their Support in Rebuilding in 1948
Two generations later and 4,700 miles away, the Tarlottings went to Morganville on Sunday, to deliver a gift for the support Feve received from Morganville…
Letters Of 230,000 WWI Soldiers To Be Revealed In New Online Archive
Hand-written wills and letters of 230,000 soldiers who fought for Britain and died in the First World War have been forgotten in Government archives for…
Ex-Stasi Staff Remain Employed At Former Secret Police Archives
According to a commissioner from the agency, there are 37 of 48 ex-Stasi workers who are still employed by the agency, with five who have…
Bill Campbell: Soldier Thought to be Dead, Shows Up Alive.
The Metro West Daily News shares the story of Bill Campbell, a World War II veteran. At the time, the 18 year old rifleman was…