When University of Toronto engineering students recently demonstrated a man-powered ornithopter, they joined a […]
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A Rare SB2C-4 Helldiver Surfaces Off San Diego
Helldiver Recovered in California Though 6,299 Helldivers were manufactured by U.S. and Canadian factories, […]
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Book Review: A Few Planes for China
Eugenie Buchan explores the origins and exploits of the Flying Tigers in China during World War II
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Book Review: Churchill
Brian Lavery profiles future British Prime Minister Winston Churchill’s military career through World War II
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Book Review: Russia’s Last Gasp
Prit Buttar presents the third of his exhaustively researched four-volume set on the World War I Eastern Front
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Book Review: The Fear and the Freedom
Keith Lowe considers ways in which the world remains in the long shadow of World War II
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Book Review: Hannibal’s Oath
John Prevas present a readable, entertaining biography of Hannibal for the lay person
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Book Review: The Ghost Ship of Brooklyn
Robert Watson relates the harrowing story of a British prison ship off Brooklyn during the American Revolutionary War
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Book Review: The Locomotive of War
Peter Clarke explores the idiosyncrasies of Anglo-American warmaking in World War I
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Book Review: The Templars
Dan Jones peers behind the veil of the secretive Crusades-era Knights Templar