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The USS Arizona – 5 Facts You May Not Know and 30 Photos

Most people are familiar with the iconic ship and the amazing memorial to her in Pearl Harbor. Here are some things you may not know…

Great Fighters of WWII – Yak-3 and Yak-9 in Photos

The middle of World War II, called the Great Patriotic War in the USSR, was for the Soviet engineer Alexander Yakovlev one of his most…

Missing Civil War Sword From 54th Mass Rediscovered After More Than A Century

Ian Harvey

When an elderly parent or relative passes away, there is often the task of sifting through all the things that make up a life, and…

American Paratrooper Captured in Normandy Escapes and Becomes Red Army Tanker – Joseph Beyrle

Ruslan Budnik

Joseph Beyrle is the only American soldier who officially took part in battles in the American and Red armies on the eastern and western fronts…

B-24 Liberator in Action – Video and Photos

The B-24 was among the most useful aircraft in the hands of the American armed forces. It featured in every theater of World War II…

Civil War Sniper Jack Hinson Was Hell Bent on Revenge

An old proverb dictates that, “revenge is a dish best served cold,” but to Southerner Jack Hinson, revenge tasted best when he was consumed with…

Experience 2 Days in WWI Trenches to See How it Was – Man Builds a Replica

Ian Harvey

Andy Robertshaw, 62, is a military historian with a specialization in World War I. He has spent a year and a half turning a one-acre…

The B-17 Flying Fortress in 26 Images

It is a fact that the American B-17 Flying Fortress remains among the most produced bombers in history, only trailing the B-24 Liberator and German-made…

Predators of the Seas: Life Inside a U-Boat – In 41 Images

Ian Harvey

The Treaty of Versailles had a number of clauses that were designed to tamp down on Germany’s desires to keep advancing military technology after World…

The 82-Day Battle of Okinawa Began With the Largest Amphibious Landing in the Pacific Theater

American vessels, military equipment and servicemen along the coast of Okinawa

The Battle of Okinawa began just a few weeks before Germany surrendered to the Allies. It was the last major engagement in the Pacific Theater…

He charged punching with one hand, knife in the other: Last seen taking on 40 Koreans, none survived

It is easy to forget, when we look at images of masses of troops, or huge crews on ships, or pilots lined up with their…

Hollywood Needs Ranger Reenactors for the Maisy Battery Story

US Army D-Day Rangers and Wehrmacht re-enactors are being sought by US film producer Hugh Daly to take part in the hit US TV show…