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Lots of Bark but No Bite – WWII Naval Battle of Calabria

On their way to North Africa, a convoy of the Italian Royal Navy intersected with the fleets of the allied forces of the British Royal…

Hacked! – Browser Password Leads to Military Data Breach

A recently published article indicates a significant weakness in cybersecurity for the United States military. An article was published Tuesday by cybersecurity firm Recorded Future…

“Stealth” Destroyer Plagued With Setbacks

Some costly mistakes made in the design of the U.S. Navy’s Michael Monsoor destroyer, part of the Zumwalt class, have forced the ship back to…

A Stubborn Defender – French Somua S35 Tank in 25 Photos

The Somua S35 was a French tank which served during World War II. Although the tank was produced in limited numbers from 1935 to 1940,…

Nazi Imagery Law Relaxed in Germany for Video Games

Germany’s unified answer to the Holocaust has always been to acknowledge their role in it, accept responsibility and criminalize anything that could potentially stand in…

No Cotton Candy and Pony Rides – WWII POWs Housed in U.S. Fairgrounds

State fairgrounds usually conjure up images of rides, cotton candy and displays of farm animals and machinery. Not so for several thousand World War II…

From Secrecy to Celebration: Britain’s LGBTQ Service Members Get Their Due

The long-held notion that homosexuals and the military service don’t mix has, to a large extent, unraveled. Thanks to today’s changing social climate, LGBTQ communities have…

Missing U.S. Army Plane Discovered in Melting Swiss Glacier

In this Dakota Hunter Blog, you’ ll see a series of awesome photos of a C-53 Skytrooper that flew into a Swiss glacier some 70 years ago. All 8 passengers…

Virtually Unpunished – Horrible War Crimes in Nanking

Nanking, the former imperial capital and temporary center of the government of China, fell to the Japanese Imperial Army on December 13, 1937. Even though…

Father of the Volkswagon “Love Bug” – The German Kübelwagen with Great Photos

Perhaps the most iconic general purpose four-wheel-drive vehicle of World War II, right next to the Jeep, was the Kübelwagen. Easily recognizable by its angular…

No Games of Thrones – The Real War of the Roses

The Wars of the Roses were fought between two branches of the Plantagenet family: the House of Lancaster and the House of York. The name…

Is Conscription Coming Back to Germany?

Germany’s Armed Forces have been struggling to fill its ranks, so Angela Merkel’s ruling Christain Democratic Union (CDU Party) is suggesting a solution – a…