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Frankly, I enjoyed the war. Totally crazy story of Victoria Cross hero who tore off his own fingers, lost an eye, was shot in the head & still went back for more

“We’re going to have to ditch, sir, prepare for a landing on water!” was the last thing that the “Unkillable Soldier” Major-General Adrian Carton de…

Gigantic Underground Mines – The Biggest Explosions of WWI

Sarah Cooper

One of the common techniques used in warfare during the First World War was mining. There were various mines planted under trenches, then detonated to…

The Curious Tale of an Extremely Jinxed Ship – The USS William D. Porter (DD-579)

During WWII, the Allies had a ship so jinxed, it destroyed itself by nearly destroying something else. And yes, you read that correctly. The USS William…

Admiral Yamamoto, The Pearl Harbor Planner Who Believed Japan Would Lose

The man who planned the attack on Pearl Harbor, Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, was an unusual and contradictory figure. A man with peaceful international connections around…

The British and Canadian Landings on D-Day – Gold, Sword, Juno

Today, the Normandy landings might be most associated with the iconic photos of Omaha Beach, but let us not forget that there were five sectors…

The Emperor Napoleon Held The Loyalty Of Many Different Kinds Of Men

The awesome power of the Napoleonic Empire was built on the blood and courage of millions of soldiers. Though Napoleon is remembered as an icon…

In 2014 a German TV documentary claims Roswell UFO Was the Nazi Bell

Ian Harvey

The ‘Nazi Bell’ was a supposed technology, crafted by the Third Reich, to enable interstellar travel to the Moon and other planets. A popular conspiracy…

National Medal of Honor Museum Names Former 9/11 Memorial & Museum President as New CEO

The National Medal of Honor Museum Foundation announced that distinguished chief executive officer and museum president, Joe Daniels, will take the helm as CEO of…

Outnumbered 10 to 1 – In The Korean War, UN forces Held Off A Chinese Force 10 Times Their Size For Two Days

The Battle of Chipyong-ni has been labeled as ‘the Gettysburg of the Korean War’ and has been singled out as one of the greatest regimental…

New Book tells of Heroic French Female WWII Spies

Ian Harvey

A new book is out that tells the story of French women who worked as spies for the British Special Operations Executive (SOE), who were…

Saladin: The Powerful General Who Pushed Back the Might of the Crusades

Andrew Knighton

In the brutal, hard-fought wars of the Middle Eastern crusades, few figures stand out as brightly as Saladin. Rallying Muslim forces, he drove back the…

War & Conflict After The Fall Of The USSR

Nikola Budanovic

The Soviet Union officially ceased to exist on December 26, 1991, 74 years after its inception in 1917. The fall of the Union left the…