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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…

Counting Arrows: How the Persian Empire Counted Its Dead

In an era before dog tags or modern military bureaucracy, ancient and medieval powers needed to get creative in how they kept track of their…

Southern Safari-The Most Ironic Last Words in Military History

His men were clearly embarrassed but couldn’t help ducking each time the gunfire came. There are several monuments raised in memory of the Battle of…

Brandenburgers – The Nazi Menace Behind Enemy Lines

Before they could figure out what was happening, the bridge guards found themselves caught in a crossfire between the four fake captives and German soldiers…

We Were Soldiers – Lt. Gen. Hal Moore

Jay Hemmings

What the American troops quickly discovered was that they had walked into a trap “Hate war, love the American soldier,” was a mantra that legendary…

From Zero to Hero- Saburō Sakai-The Samurai of the Skies

Billy Moncure

There was a certain U.S. Congressman aboard that plane by the name of Lyndon B. Johnson. With over 60 victories and over 20 confirmed kills,…

From The Horses Mouth-Secret Codes in Equestrian Statues

Indeed, General Sheridan was wounded during the Civil War, but did not die in battle The depiction of wartime heroes, royalty, and similar important figures…

Book Review-Forgotten Tanks and Guns of the 1920s, 1930s and 1940s

The period between the wars offered up all manner of oddities as governments and companies attempted to develop fighting vehicles that would be numerous, effective…

Beetle Bailey & The Real Sgt. Snorkel

Griffin solemnly explained her father never realized he was the inspiration for the character that became Sgt. Snorkel. A rather portly and occasionally grouchy Sgt.…

US Submarine Plays Cat & Mouse With Japanese Navy

Ian Harvey

First launched in 1976, these submarines were a key strategic naval asset during the Cold War Since the end of the War in the Pacific…