Before he lived it, spy novelist Dennis Wheatley wrote it. Few nations have used […]
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Flak House Days
A bombardier recalls dark times in the flak fields, and the haven that brightened […]
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The Psychiatrist and the Nazi
An American doctor trying to plumb the depths of evil found a strange kinship […]
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Wooden Boats at War: Surigao Strait
When the Imperial Japanese Navy swept into Surigao Strait, PT boats were the first […]
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Time Travel: Freedom’s Cost, Measured in Emptiness
IN TYNEHAM, ON ENGLAND’S south coast, abandoned stone houses stand in roofless rows. Their […]
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Fire for Effect: Getting Lucky at Remagen
WAR IS NEVER EASY, and sometimes victory requires a lucky break. Think about that […]
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INTERVIEW: Robert M. Edsel / The Monuments Men Man
FOR A DECADE, Robert Edsel has avidly delved into how the Allied Armies’ Monuments, […]
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The Reading List: Bob Balaban
Hiroshima John Hersey (1946) “This is a great book. It’s beautifully written and researched, […]
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WWII Today – February 2014
Search for Lost Bomber Enlists Underwater Robot Every year, Pat Scannon, a physician and […]
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Time Travel: Yanks in Cambridge
KNOWN FOR ITS UNIVERSITY AND SOARING GOTHIC MASTERPIECES, Cambridge, England, has much to offer […]