Captain Bobby Fachiri
Captain Bobby Fachiri, who has died aged 92, won an MC serving with T-Force, an elite Army formation, in the final weeks of the Second…
Top 5 Tips for Collecting War Medals
One of the most satisfying aspects of militaria collecting is to connect with history. War medals and awards remain the best way of doing this…
Continued insurance benefits for HMVF members through Footman James
Continued insurance benefits for Historic Military Vehicle Forum members through Footman James The HMVF is pleased to announce that it has renewed its arrangement with…
Falkland Islands Remembered
Today marks the 30th anniversary since the start of the Falklands War. Services to remember those who died will be held in the UK and…
Bumper Markings
This article is going to be focused on more specific and specialised units and their respective markings; for example it will look at the Medical…
M201/MB Differences Part 2
M201/MB Differences Well known 8th USAAF historian and mv enthusiast, Steve A. Carr, has many of the answers in part two of this four part…
Schnellboot S130 The last surviving predator of the seas!
War History Online was recently given access to Kevin Wheatcroft’s Schnellboot S130 restoration. The complete article can be accessed below by everybody and is a…
THEY SHALL NOT PASS-The French Army on the Western Front 1914-1918
I read a lot of books and it’s fair to say that a lot of the stuff that passes my eyes leaves something to be…
Mobile WWII battlefield App is taking the sites by storm.
Mobile WWII battlefield App is taking the sites by storm. When Lydia Phillips decided to trace the footsteps of her great uncle, who was…
Dodge – Flying Control Conversion
Flying Control Conversion Well known 8th USAAF historian and mv enthusiast, Steve A. Carr, likes to do something different and in this article Steve converts…
THE LAST PRUSSIAN
THE LAST PRUSSIAN A Biography of Field Marshal Gerd von Runstedt by Charles Messenger Old soldiers never die, they only fade away. In this timely…
TONY BANNER took his Dodge WC to Normandy and puts Coulsdon on the map
Well I’ve been back quite a while now but the memories remain strong. Eighteen months of planning all done. What a trip, the weather was…