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The Magician That Outsmarted the Desert Fox

Joshua Baylor

World War II has no shortage of heroes especially those that had no previous military experience. However, when duty called a British magician decided to…

The D-Day Piping Legend Bill Millin: Did Not Flinch as Snipers Shot at Him, He Kept Playing

Mortars blasted the day away and hell rained from the sky. The sea quickly took on the color of crimson as the bodies of the…

People Forget China’s conflict with Japan Cost at Least Ten Million Lives

Joseph Stalin once said: “The death of a man is a tragedy. The death of a million is a statistic.” Sadly, history seems to have…

Six Top Secret Military Operations of the 20th Century

Elly Farelly

Secrecy is an important part of military operations. And while there are many missions we will never know about, here are six top secret missions…

The Open Question Of George Patton’s Last Days

General George S. Patton was one of the most controversial and flamboyant American military leaders of World War II. He commanded the U.S. 7th Army in…

5 Cold War British Tanks – Best in The World?

Andrew Knighton

The Second World War consolidated the position of tanks as among the most important fighting machines in the world. In the decades that followed, the…

Overlooked by the West: Soviets Lost More Troops Than Britain, USA, Japan & Germany Combined

Morgan Deane

It is one the quirks of history that the country which did the most to defeat Hitler—and along with China, suffered the most—ended up with…

The Spanish Mercenaries Were Outnumbered 500-1, The Battle of Cajamarca, 1532

Steve MacGregor

Most military commanders will think twice about an attack unless they have an advantage in numbers over the enemy. However, in 1532 a Spanish conquistador…

The Battle of the Velbazhd (1330) Signaled the Beginning of Serbian Expansion

Uros Petrov

The Battle of Velbazhd was fought between the Kingdom of Serbia under Stefan Uroš III, known as Stefan Dečanski, and the Bulgarian Empire under Michael…

Crucifix Hill & The Insane One Man Bunker Buster Who Turned the Course of the Battle

Jay Hemmings

If there’s one thing that has remained universal about battles and war throughout human history, it is the fact that war changes men. Often the…

Germany 1944-5 – a Nation Sliding From Triumph into Ruin

At the height of his power, Adolf Hitler declared that the German people were on the threshold of a Thousand-Year Reich. This announcement was welcomed…

Good Question: Did Flamethrowers From WW2 Explode When Shot?

Conan White

The flame-thrower came of age during World War One where it was pioneered by the German Army. Though regarded as a very inhumane and cruel…