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He Died In Training In World War Two – Now His Remains Return Home

Following identification, the remains of a missing Second World War U.S. pilot will be given full military honors after being returned to his family for…

In Rare Color – Intimate Battlefield Footage From The German Side Of World War One (Watch)

The history of Europe – and, indeed, the world – would be forever altered by the unprecedented events of the First World War. Up until…

American WW2 Sniper Rifles: The Springfield Versus The M1 Garand (Watch)

In this video Paul Shull, host of ‘The Weapon Hunter’ asks the question – which sniper rifle used in World War 2 is better? Is…

Francis Pegahmagabow – Canadian First Nations Hero Of World War One

Francis Pegahmagabow is not a well-known name, but he was a Canadian First Nation sniper-hero of World War One and the most-awarded native soldier in…

Amazing Footage From An Abandoned Luftwaffe Military Airbase In Germany (Watch)

The German airfield Schönwalde was built in 1934 by the German Ministry of Aviation as a base for the German Air Force. They did this at…

Amazing Pictures From The WW2 Warbird Factory in Los Angeles

WARBIRD FACTORY - Review by Mark Barnes

Explore the WWII history of the company that later became a part of Boeing and made more aircraft from 1938 to 1944 than any other…

Germany’s Massive World War Two Heavy Tank: The Panzer VIII Maus (Watch)

In late 1944 the Germans completed the first Panzerkampfwagen VIII Maus, the heaviest fully enclosed armored fighting vehicle ever to see the light of day. The…

Nine Reasons For Allied Victory In The Hard-Fought Battle of Britain

The most famous aerial battle in history, the Battle of Britain was a hard fought and desperate struggle to hold back Nazi Germany. Having launched…

The Sturmtiger – Massive WW2 Tank With 380mm Rocket Launcher (Watch)

The Sturmtiger (‘Assault Tiger’) was an assault gun used by the Germans during World War II. It was built to support troops fighting in towns…

Amazing – Douglas Brent Hegdahl III, “The Incredibly Stupid One”

Imagine that it’s the 1960s. You’re an American POW in a North Vietnamese camp, so you have two options: If you want to live, you…

From the Vikings to Vietnam – Five Wars in Which Drugs Fuelled the Fighting

Drugs have a long history as part of war. These days, their main role is a medicinal one, but down the centuries they have often…

In 1937, A Toilet Break Led to War Between China and Japan

Wars have been waged over the stupidest things, but in 1937, Japan took it a step further. That was the year that a minor incident…