The Untold Story of Guerrilla Warfare Experts
Ever wonder where the US military learned the tricks of guerrilla warfare? Look no further than the battlefields of the Spanish Civil War.
Second World War
Battle of Gazala (World War II)
The Battle of Gazala, which took place in Libya from May to June 1942, was a major win for the German and Italian troops
Battle of Bir Hakeim
The defense of Bir Hakeim, a remote watering hole in the Libyan desert, by Free French forces in May-June 1942 is one of the most legendary moments in French military history during World War II.
Wilfred Owen: War Poet, Pacifist, and Tragic Hero
The First World War was a huge deal back in the day. It wasn’t just Europe; it was a massive global conflict that caused a lot of deaths.
Seven of the Most Significant Historical Landmarks in Germany
Explore Germany’s most significant historical landmarks, each offering a unique glimpse into the country’s rich and diverse past.
The Vickers Wellington Bomber: WWII’s Versatile Workhorse
In 1936, the Vickers Wellington bomber took its first flight, becoming one of the early heavy bombers in Britain. This twin-engine aircraft is a renowned British plane, although it may not be as well-known as the Avro Lancaster or Spitfire. During the mid-1930s, Great Britain began to strengthen its military forces in response to the … Read more
The North African Campaign: A Pivotal WWII Battlefield
Uncover the strategic importance and key battles of the North African Campaign, where Allied forces clashed with Axis powers.
The Double Life of Juan Pujol GarcÃa: Agent Garbo’s Espionage Legacy
Discover the incredible story of Juan Pujol GarcÃa, a masterful double agent who played a pivotal role in World War II.
The Marshall Plan and Sign of the Cold War
In the aftermath of World War II, Western Europe lay in ruins. To prevent another totalitarian ruler from rising, the United States stepped in with the Marshall Plan.
Tarawa: A Bloody Prelude to Victory in the Pacific
In November 1943, the U.S. Marines faced one of their fiercest battles against entrenched Japanese forces on the small atoll of Tarawa, defying the odds in a grueling three-day assault.
The Systematic Plunder: Art Looting in Nazi-Occupied Holland
Nazi-occupied Holland saw systematic art looting coordinated by Kajetan Mühlmann’s Dienststelle Mühlmann. This office played a central role in the theft of countless artworks during WWII.
Battle at Sidi Rezegh Airfield
During Operation Crusader, Rommel’s forces, although weakened, showcased German tactical superiority at Sidi Rezegh prior to the Siege of Tobruk.
The Mysterious End of Air Marshal Italo Balbo
Was Italo Balbo, Italy’s celebrated Air Marshal, murdered or the victim of a tragic accident? Explore the strange circumstances of his death.
The Shock of Eben Emael: Germany’s Lightning Raid
German glider troopers seized the imposing Fort Eben Emael in a swift, daring airborne assault that demonstrated the power of surprise.
USS Roper’s Triumph: Sinking the U-85
The USS Roper engaged and sank the German submarine U-85 off the coast of North Carolina.
Big Week: The Air Superiority Campaign
Big Week, launched February 20th, 1944, was a campaign by the Allies to cripple Germany’s Luftwaffe air force before the planned cross-Channel invasion.
