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7 Kills In WWII And 14 In Korea, US Flying Ace George Davis Died When He Took On 12 MiGs

In all the airspace in all the world, there was no other place Major George Davis would rather be than “MiG Alley.”  Bordering the Yalu…

The Amazing Dedication Of The Archivists Who Maintain The WW2 National Personnel Records

An archivist employed at the National Personnel Records Centre must have a great deal of patience.  Since a fire in 1973 destroyed the records of…

After Many Years, This WWII Veteran Is Opening Up About His Experiences in Battle

Joe Kovar saw a lot during his time serving in the US Army during World War II.  He was awarded 18 medals including the Purple…

The Tiger Collection – Every Member Of The Tiger Tank Family Together In One Display – A New Exhibition For 2017

In a world first, The Tank Museum is planning an exhibition that will bring every member of the Tiger Tank family together in one display.…

“American hero who courageously served the United States” – Navajo Second World War Veteran Passes Away At 92

Ian Harvey

Navajo code talker George James Sr. has passed away at 92 years of age. James, born and raised in Red Valley on the Navajo Nation,…

20 Fascinating Fast Facts – The German WW2 V1 Buzzbomb

Quickfire, 20 facts about the V1 Buzzbomb 1) The V1 stands for Vergeltungswaffe-1, German for retaliatory weapons and they were developed to strike back at Britain…

When An American Submarine Took Out a Japanese Troop Train and Much More in the Pacific in WW2

Gabe Christy

On the 22nd of January, 1945, 30 Japanese merchant ships sat in Namkwan Harbor, in Southern China. They felt safe in their well-defended home, surrounded…

‘Corsair Fleet’ – The Brave American Civilian Crews Who Took On WW2 Submarines To Protect The Coast

Gabe Christy

While many people know the story of the “Little Ships of Dunkirk,” Great Britain was not the only nation to call upon its civilian sailors…

The Many Lives Of A US Civil War Revenue Cutter Which Was Present At The Start Of The Civil War

Late in the day on April 11th, 1861, the ship Nashville was sailing past Charleston harbor. The crew could see a fleet of ships at…

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…

A WW2 US Coast Guard Hero – Securing the Ports Which Were Essential To D-Day’s Success

Gabe Christy

The northern French coast, from Brittany to Pas-de-Calais has a plethora of ports of all sizes. Today, it is easy to overlook their importance, but…

Andersonville, The Notorious Confederate PoW Camp From The American Civil War

It goes by several names, but there’s no denying the absolute horror that took place in this small location in Georgia. Andersonville and the Andersonville…