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Image Heavy. Beutepanzer, How Germany Relied on Captured Military Vehicles

The Germans during WWII were known for their engineering craftsmanship, but a less known fact is that they were very resourceful in times of need,…

Military Innovations From WW1 Which Changed the Face Of War Forever

The First World War saw incredible technological leaps forward. Though the fighting on the Western Front ground down into a terrible, soul-destroying mess, leaps forward…

Jesse Owens & the Berlin Olympics – In 1951, Owens returned to Berlin & met Long’s surviving son – the ten-year-old Kai-Heinrich

The grandson of slaves, he got a college degree and became an international legend. Despite being sickly, he set athletic records that took decades to…

Nine Essential Places In France For War History Enthusiasts To Visit

The top countries in Europe offer a variety of post-war sites to see, whether your interest lies in World War II, World War I or…

Wounded & Outnumbered, This WW2 Hero Defended His Position & Was Awarded the VC

Greg Jackson

Eric Charles Twelves Wilson’s accomplishments on the field of battle are almost as impressive as his name. But not only did he earn a Victoria…

Ten facts about the Korean War – regarded as the Forgotten War, as it lacked a lot of public attention

Lincoln Riddle

The Korean War was fought as a result of the Soviet Union moving into what is now North Korea and the United States moving into…

Encounters Between Enemies: Peaceful Meetings Between the Opposing Sides of WWI

The First World War saw unprecedented death and destruction all along the Western Front. Despite this, soldiers from opposing sides managed to have friendly encounters,…

New Book Describes Life In And Escape From A German POW Camp

Ian Harvey

Historian Martin Mace was researching the British Special Operations Executive in government archives when he came across a report that had lain unread for 74…

Young Pilots Find Motivation In The Diary Of A Respected RAF Chaplain

Ian Harvey

The diary of a Royal Air Force chaplain, which has recently been released by the Imperial War Museum, has proved to be a beacon of…

British Intelligence – Transforming Aerial Reconnaissance in WWII

Like other European nations, the British discovered the value of photo-reconnaissance (PR) during the First World War. Seeing a new way to learn about the…

Hearts and Minds: WW1 Propaganda, British Style

World War One marked a new era in warfare in many different ways. One of these changes was the prominent place propaganda played in the…

‘Rosie The Riveter’ Talks About The Role Of Women In WWII

Ian Harvey

Harry Connick, Jr. celebrated National Rosie the Riveter Day by bringing one of the original ‘Rosie the Riveters’ on to his show. Mae Krier, 91,…