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When Eisenhower Threatened China With Nuclear Destruction

In 1949, the People’s Liberation Army led by Mao was able to force the Nationalist Kuomintang (KMT) government out of mainland China. They allowed the…

The M4 Carbine: Weapon of Choice for the US Army

The US Army is globally active. At all times, they are in action on several continents from arid deserts to tropical jungles to urban centers.…

Death of a Marine Who Helped Reunite US WWII Veterans With Their Japanese Counterparts

Marine Lt. Gen. Lawrence F. Snowden fought in the Battle of Iwo Jima, but he’s better known for the “Reunion of Honor” missions he participated…

Britain Built Two Armored Trains in WWI

During World War I, the British built two armored trains. One was to protect the East Anglian coast from the German Navy, and the other…

Battalion: 1944 Game Developers Speculate That Call of Duty Could Return To WW2

Calling all gamers: With May approaching speculation is increasing concerning Call of Duty games that are traditionally announced in that month.  One question is begging…

100 year-old pictures of First World War soldiers’ love letters released to public for anniversary

To mark the centenary of the Battle of Passchendaele, love letters from soldiers killed the century-old battle ago have been released publicly by their descendants. The…

Instead of giving a Citation, this Code Enforcer helped a WWII Veteran Fix Up His Home

Joe Garcia is a code enforcer in California. His job requires him to drive around Petaluma, California looking for people whose properties are not being…

Medal of Honor: He Took Out Three German Bunkers On His Own at the Battle of Crucifix Hill

Late in WWII, the obstinate Germans were on the defensive, and one American soldier had had enough. Unfortunately for the Germans, he was even more…

The WW2 German Arado Ar 234 – The First Operational Jet Bomber

It is well known today that many inventions after the Second World War were appropriated from German prototypes. Among these inventions was the first successful…

Medal of Honor – One American’s Daring Escape from German Soldiers In WW2

Jeff Edwards

Typically, the actions for which a man earns the Medal of Honor are the most exciting and frightening of his military career. For Russell Dunham,…

WWII Find at Flea Market May Have Belonged to WWII Ace

Jose Fernandez thought he might have found a war relic when he was shopping in a Costa del Sol flea market. He found a World…

One Secret Agent Who Helped Pave the Way for D-Day

Many agents served in secret during the Second World War. Sent behind enemy lines, they risked their lives gathering information and supporting acts of resistance…