Winchester, Virginia, saw more of the war than any other place North or South a town.
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The Diabolical German Krummer Lauf
The Krummer Lauf allowed German infantry and motorized artillery units to actually fire around corners.
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General George C. Kenney in the Pacific Theater
General George C. Kenney pioneered aerial warfare strategy and tactics in the Pacific theater.
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Romania’s Home Grown Fighter
Romania’s indigenous fighter, the IAR 80, saw service in defense of its homeland and against the Soviets.
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Italy’s Flying Dud: The Breda Ba.65
Italy’s Breda Ba.65 was not the best
ground-attack plane to see action in
World War II—it may well have
been the worst.
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Midway Islands’ Undaunted Defenders
Outclassed by the approaching Japanese carrier task force, the American airmen at Midway prepared to do their best—unaware that a U.S. Navy carrier force was coming to their aid.
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The ‘Tiger of Malaya’
Personality The ‘Tiger of Malaya,’ General Tomoyuki Yamashita, was hanged near Manila in retribution for Japanese war crimes.