Did the KV-85 heavy and T-34/85 medium tanks, which entered service in the war […]
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At the Bayonet’s Point
With his battalion being shredded by the German defenders of Carentan, Lt. Col. Robert […]
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Surviving Armageddon
In the final year of the Pacific War, the Japanese worked undetected on a […]
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A Fool’s Errand: Patton’s Flawed Mission
Putting his heart before his head, Third Army commander Lt. Gen. George S. Patton ordered a small armored column on a fatally flawed mission to rescue his son-in-law.
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The Breaking of Harry Morant
In 1901 Lieutenant Harry ‘Breaker’ Morant went on a killing spree in South Africa after the death of his friend and comrade in arms
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Daily Quiz for September 6, 2019
George Washington thought this one of his generals was best suited to succeed him if required.
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WWII Perspectives: Novices at War
Vincennes was an imposing sight when I first saw it tied alongside a pier […]
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A Most Unusual Reunion
Navy ensign Jim Moore tensed with the rush of adrenaline as the B-24 Liberator […]
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One Man’s War: Michael R. Zarelli
NAME: Michael R. Zarelli DATE ENTERED SERVICE: April 25, 1944 CAMPAIGNS: Ardennes, Rhineland, Central […]
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Commands: 18th Netherlands East Indies Squadron
DESIGNATION: 18th Netherlands East Indies Squadron ACTIVATION: April 4, 1942 CAMPAIGNS: New Guinea, New […]