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Formed in WW1: The Remarkable Beginnings of the 82nd Airborne

The 82nd Airborne Division is one of the most iconic military units in American and perhaps world combat history. Their motto “Death from Above” was…

When Japanese Forces Occupied American Soil

While most people know about the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in Hawaii, which happened on December 7, 1941, far fewer people know that six…

Whippet – The Other British Tank of World War One

The infantry was routed in the engagement, and a number even surrendered to the tanks. The British tank most commonly associated with World War One…

Up Up And Away- Letters From Above

Harry James

The partially inflated parachute pulled Hinman’s harness up around his neck and held him against the side of the basket. Late September 1918, France. A…

‘An Unknown Destination Overseas’

“Those guys in WWII never really talked about their service…at least the ones that I knew. For an account of a veteran’s military service to…

WW1 on The Eastern Front-Where Wolves Attacked Soldiers

The number of wolves was so great that new ones came in place of those killed every time. The First World War was one of…

A Long Horizon: From The Normandy Beaches to the Byzantine Empire

Norman knights continued their pillaging of Italian and papal lands. Through victory, conquest, determination, and opportunity, the Normans traveled far to be leaders and kings…

The Hunt for the Pride of the German Navy – Admiral Graf Spee

The Admiral Graf Spee was the pride of the German Navy during the Second World War. There were times when neither the British nor the…

Mata Hari-The Naked Truth of The WW1 Spy

To the rest of the men in the firing squad, she merely blew a kiss. Mata Hari was a world-famous Dutch burlesque dancer and courtesan…

The Deadliest German Sniper Of WW2 Fought on the Eastern Front With Such Accuracy

Jay Hemmings

Such hunting experience was perfect preparation for Hetzenaue’s later duty as a sniper in the Wehrmacht. Of all the nations who fought in the Second…

What Would Have Happened to Him if The Soviets Had Captured Hitler?

The world would have been invited, friend and foe alike, to witness Soviet justice upon this man. On May 1945, in his headquarters in Berlin,…

The First 45 Days Of Badoglio’s Government – 25 July 1943

The appointment of Marshal Pietro Badoglio as head of the government after the fall of Mussolini on July 25, 1943, was a disgrace for a…