Latest Contributing Articles
Nov 4, 2009
A Short History of the M1 Garand Rifle: The Greatest Battle Implement Ever Devised
In: WW II History
By: Michael Allred
Nov 3, 2009
Cannon Blasts Signal Living History Lessons: Castillo de San Marcos Has Withstood Time, Attacks and Tourists
In: Colonial Wars
By: Annette Mardis
Nov 3, 2009
Claudia Kennedy U.S. Army General: A Retired Officer and Pathfinder
In: Military History (general)
By: Bryan Jackson
Nov 2, 2009
World War One and Military Mobilization: A Crucial Immediate Cause of the Great War Often Overlooked
In: WW I History
By: Michael Streich
Nov 1, 2009
The Battle of Actium: Antony, Cleopatra, and Octavian
In: Ancient Military History
By: Daniel Easington
Oct 31, 2009
Voices of the Holocaust: Survivors Recall Nazi Medical Experimentation at Auschwitz
In: WW II History
By: Jeffrey Willett
Oct 31, 2009
Persian Gulf War Over Plan? When a Battle Plan Has Been too Carefully Planned
In: Military History (general)
By: David Musser
Oct 31, 2009
The 'Angel of Death' Comes to Auschwitz: An Overview of the Early Career of Josef Mengele
In: WW II History
By: Jeffrey Willett
Oct 31, 2009
'Nothing . . . Close to Human Existence': Life and Work at Auschwitz
In: WW II History
By: Jeffrey Willett
Oct 29, 2009
Unbroken Navajo Code of World War II: Native American Language Protected Troops in WWII
In: WW II History
By: Katrena Wells
Oct 29, 2009
Role of Navajo Code Talkers in World War II: Unbreakable WWII Communication Tactics Helped to Win War
In: WW II History
By: Katrena Wells
Oct 29, 2009
Request to Replace Missing Military Medals: Replacing Missing Medals and Ribbons from Military Service
In: Military History (general)
By: Joe Nowak
Oct 29, 2009
Nancy Wake – The Gestapo's Most-Wanted: Covert World War Two Operative, the White Mouse
In: WW II History
By: Hari Navarro
Oct 28, 2009
Submarine Orzel – Poland's Heroic Gesture: Polish Sub Stands as Pillar of Strength in World War II
In: WW II History
By: William Silvester
Oct 27, 2009
Fly Girls of World War II: WASP Program Gets Recognition
In: WW II History
By: Kathleen Strelow
Oct 26, 2009
Mussolini Paid by British Secret Service: The Will-Be Italian Duce’s Collaboration with MI5
In: WW I History
By: Alessandro Mastrorocco
Oct 25, 2009
The Battle of Kadesh: Ramses vs Muwatallis
In: Ancient Military History
By: Daniel Easington
Oct 24, 2009
San Marino in the Second World War: Despite Neutrality San Marino Bombed in WW II
In: WW II History
By: William Silvester
Oct 22, 2009
Bristol Blenheim V: W/Cdr.Malcolm and the Award of a Posthumous VC
In: WW II History
By: Murray McLeod
Oct 22, 2009
Military Revolutions and Battlefield Innovations: Western Conflicts that Produced New Weapons and Battle Tactics
In: Military History (general)
By: Michael Streich
Oct 22, 2009
Pavlov's House in Stalingrad: A Symbol of Soviet Determination in World War II
In: WW II History
By: Jon Matsune
Oct 19, 2009
Charles Ulm: Pioneer Australian Airline Operator
In: WW I History
By: Murray McLeod
Oct 19, 2009
The Propaganda of Lord Haw Haw: William Joyce Hanged for Treason in U.K.
In: WW II History
By: Rupert Taylor
Oct 18, 2009
Palmetto Ranch – May, 1865: The Last Battle and Last Casualty of the Civil War
In: Military History (general)
By: Ryan Van Fleet
Oct 16, 2009
The Battle of Puebla: Mexico's Amazing Victory Over France
In: Military History (general)
By: Jon Matsune
Oct 15, 2009
Elephant Warriors in the Ancient World: Roman, Persian, Carthagenian and Mughal Armies with War Elephants
In: Ancient Military History
By: Diane Evans
Oct 14, 2009
Glorieta Pass – New Mexico, March, 1862: The Gettysburg of the West
In: Military History (general)
By: Ryan Van Fleet
Oct 14, 2009
The Doctors' Trial: Ethical Reflections on Judgment at Nuremberg
In: WW II History
By: Jeffrey Willett
Oct 10, 2009
The Conquistadors: An Introduction to the Conquerors of the New World
In: Colonial Wars
By: Alex Graham-Heggie
Oct 10, 2009
The Hanseatic League at War: The Hansa’s Battle with King Valdemar of Denmark
In: Medieval Wars
By: Alex Graham-Heggie
Oct 10, 2009
The Classical Citizen Army and the State Army: Military Doctrine in Ancient Greece and Rome
In: Ancient Military History
By: Alex Graham-Heggie
Oct 9, 2009
Kristallnacht, The Night of Broken Glass: The Beginning of Terror for Jews in Nazi Germany
In: WW II History
By: Holly Anderson
Oct 7, 2009
Military Occupations that Worked and Failed: Dealing with Defeated Nations is as Important as Winning the War
In: Military History (general)
By: Michael Streich
Oct 6, 2009
German Arctic Weather Stations During WW II: Accurate Weather Reports and the Strategic Bombing Campaign
In: WW II History
By: Murray Sager
Oct 3, 2009
RFC Fighter Pilot Deaths in World War One: Pilot Fatalities in Training Exceeded those in Combat
In: WW I History
By: Murray Sager
Oct 2, 2009
Liberator VC: F/O Trigg was Awarded a Posthumous VC with Coastal Command
In: WW II History
By: Murray McLeod
Oct 1, 2009
St. Clair's Defeat: 1791 Battle Was USA's Worst Setback in Warfare vs Native Americans
In: Military History (general)
By: Jon Matsune
Sep 29, 2009
Boulton Paul Defiant: A Failed Day Fighter that Redeemed Itself in the Night Role
In: WW II History
By: Murray McLeod
Sep 26, 2009
Ninja: Japan's Legendary Assassins.
In: Military History (general)
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
Sep 26, 2009
Sohei: The Warrior Monks of Medieval Japan: The Weapons and Equipment of Feudal Japanese Sohei.
In: Military History (general)
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
Sep 25, 2009
Ancient Iberian Warriors: The Warriors of Ancient Spain
In: Ancient Military History
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
Sep 25, 2009
The Mutiny of Alexander's Army in India: The Limits of Alexander the Great's Empire
In: Ancient Military History
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
Sep 25, 2009
The Siege of Numantia: Celtiberian Resistance in the Numantine Wars
In: Ancient Military History
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
Sep 25, 2009
Ambush at Oriskany, 1777: Neighbor Fought Neighbor in Bloody US Revolutionary War Battle
In: Military History (general)
By: Jon Matsune
Sep 25, 2009
Numidian Cavalry: The Finest Cavalry in the Ancient World.
In: Ancient Military History
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
Sep 25, 2009
Hannibal Barca: The Scourge of Rome
In: Ancient Military History
By: Grant Sebastian Nell
Sep 24, 2009
Rudolf Berthold: Terribly Wounded the 'Iron Knight' Continued to Fly in Combat
In: WW I History
By: Murray McLeod
Sep 24, 2009
Canadian Forces Bases Pine Tree Line: Early Canadian Military Bases Were Home to Many
In: Military History (general)
By: Karrie Emms
Sep 21, 2009
The Katyn Forest Massacre of 1940: The Implications of its Discovery in 1943
In: WW II History
By: Fiona Allison
Sep 18, 2009
The Rescue of The Lost Battalion: Nisei GIs Made Dramatic Attack to Save Comrades in WWII France
In: WW II History
By: Jon Matsune
Sep 15, 2009
The People's Crusade: The Prelude to the First Crusade
In: Medieval Wars
By: Terry Long
Sep 15, 2009
The Bombing of Dresden: German City Devastated by Massive Air Raid
In: WW II History
By: Rupert Taylor
Sep 12, 2009
POWs in the American Revolution: Starvation & Neglect as Official Policy in Prisoner of War Camps
In: Military History (general)
By: william oneill
Sep 10, 2009
The Golden Age of Piracy: Piracy and Law at Sea in the 18th Century
In: Colonial Wars
By: Alex Graham-Heggie
Sep 8, 2009
American GIs Liberate Huy, Belgium from Nazis: 65th Anniversary of Liberation from World War II German Occupation
In: WW II History
By: Greca Durant
Sep 8, 2009
Hitler's First Aerial Attack on Britian: Luftwaffe Bomb Firth of Forth
In: WW II History
By: Lynda Osborne
Sep 7, 2009
The Military Revolution: The Evolution of the Concept
In: Military History (general)
By: Robert Marcell
Sep 6, 2009
Disease in American Military History: Fatalities from Disease and Combat Compared
In: Modern War
By: Robert Marcell
Sep 5, 2009
U.S. Army Special Forces – Missions and Mandates: What do Green Berets do When Called Upon?
In: Modern War
By: Shri Desai
Sep 3, 2009
The Battle of Tsingtao, 1914: Germany, Japan Fought For Chinese City in World War I
In: WW I History
By: Jon Matsune
Sep 1, 2009
Jews in Italy During the Holocaust: How the Italians Helped Jewish Refugees in World War II
In: WW II History
By: Bonnie Way
Sep 1, 2009
Women Aviators in World War II: Three Heroines of the Air Transport Auxiliary
In: WW II History
By: Jo Lamb-White
Aug 31, 2009
Winston Churchhill and the Gallipoli Campaign: How Britain Scorned Turkey as a Military Force in the Dardanelles
In: WW I History
By: James Parsons
Aug 31, 2009
Turkey's War History in the First World War: Why the Otttoman Empire Chose an Alliance with Germany in WW1
In: WW I History
By: James Parsons
Aug 27, 2009
Handley Page Halifax: Versatile Heavy Bomber that Operated with a Variety of Commands
In: WW II History
By: Murray McLeod
Aug 27, 2009
Biography of Oscar Franklin Miller 1882-1918: Arkansas World War I Hero Was Also a Civil Service Pioneer
In: WW I History
By: Marie Brannon
Aug 27, 2009
The Overlooked Battle of Khalkhin Gol: Conflict Between Japan, Russia Determined Course of World War II
In: WW II History
By: Jon Matsune
Aug 26, 2009
70th Anniversary of the Evacuation from Dunkirk: Little Ships Rescue of Allied Troops from Dunkerque in 1940
In: WW II History
By: Elaine Findlay
Aug 25, 2009
Early History of The Royal Marines: Historical Origins of a Famous Fighting Unit
In: Modern War
By: David Pilling
Aug 23, 2009
The U.S. 4th Infantry Division: The Famous 4th Fights Its Way Through World War II Europe
In: WW II History
By: Jon Matsune
Aug 23, 2009
70th Anniversary of Britain's Entry into WWII: Britain Declares War on Germany at 11am on September 3rd, 1939
In: WW II History
By: Elaine Findlay
Aug 22, 2009
The Atomic Bomb and the End of World War II: Hiroshima and Nagasaki and the Invasion of Japan
In: WW II History
By: Matthew Miller
Aug 19, 2009
Dakota VC: Flt.Lt. David Lord was Transport Command's Sole VC Winner
In: WW II History
By: Murray McLeod
Aug 18, 2009
The Douglas DC3 Series: The Rugged Dakota Served Valiantly in Every Theatre of WW II
In: WW II History
By: Murray McLeod
Aug 18, 2009
Battle of San Jacinto: Texas War for Independence
In: Military History (general)
By: Matthew Pizzolato
Aug 18, 2009
Baron von Steuben: Prussian Contributor to the American Military Legacy
In: Colonial Wars
By: Megan Winkler
Aug 17, 2009
Northrop Grumman F-14 Tomcat: Greatest Fighter Jet in History
In: Military History (general)
By: Matthew Pizzolato
Aug 16, 2009
The Defeat of Sparta: Epaminondas and The Battle of Leuctra
In: Ancient Military History
By: Jon Matsune
Aug 15, 2009
U.S. Army Special Forces Organization: High and Low Level Organization of Army Green Berets
In: Modern War
By: Shri Desai
Aug 14, 2009
Frankish And Carolingian Cavalrymen: The Origin Of Charlemagne's Knights
In: Medieval Wars
By: Nate Breidenbaugh
Aug 14, 2009
The Barbarization Of The Roman Army: Roman And Germanic Military Practices Mingle
In: Ancient Military History
By: Nate Breidenbaugh
Aug 13, 2009
U.S.S. Houston, CA 30: Franklin Roosevelt's Favorite Ship was Sunk at the Sunda Straits
In: WW II History
By: Eric Niderost
Aug 13, 2009
The Surrender of the Spartans: The Battle of Sphacteria
In: Ancient Military History
By: Jon Matsune
Aug 12, 2009
U.S.S. Wake: Only U.S. Warship to be Captured Intact in World War II
In: WW II History
By: Eric Niderost
Aug 11, 2009
Kenneth Campbell VC: A Beaufort Pilot's Gallant Torpedo Attack at Brest Harbour
In: WW II History
By: Murray McLeod
Aug 11, 2009
Young Oak Kim: Korean-American Hero of World War II, Korean War
In: WW II History
By: Jon Matsune
Aug 10, 2009
Bristol Beaufort: A General-purpose Aircraft that Gained Fame as a Torpedo Bomber
In: WW II History
By: Murray McLeod
Aug 9, 2009
U.S. Army Special Forces Qualification Course: Candidates Must Now Prove they are Worthy of the Green Beret
In: Military History (general)
By: Shri Desai
Aug 8, 2009
The 100th/442nd Regimental Combat Team: Nisei Soldiers Shed Blood to Change Perceptions in World War II
In: WW II History
By: Jon Matsune
Aug 8, 2009
U.S. Army Special Forces Selection and Training: What Does it Take to Become a Green Beret?
In: Military History (general)
By: Shri Desai
Aug 4, 2009
Balloons in Early Warfare: A Brief History of Wartime Use of Balloons Before WWII
In: Military History (general)
By: Jacqueline Ching
Aug 3, 2009
Eisenhower and the Drive to Berlin in 1945: Why the Allies Allowed the Russians to Take the Capital of the Reich
In: WW II History
By: Michael Streich
Jul 30, 2009
Douglas Boston: A Light Bomber that Served with Distinction in Every War Theatre
In: WW II History
By: Murray McLeod
Jul 28, 2009
Armstrong Whitworth Whitley: Bomber Command's Grand Old Lady of the Early War Years
In: WW II History
By: Murray McLeod
Jul 28, 2009
The Kempeitai – Japan's Gestapo: Dreaded Secret Police of World War II
In: WW II History
By: Eric Niderost
Jul 27, 2009
Yangtze River Patrol: U.S. Navy Gunboats Protected Americans in Pre-WWII China
In: WW II History
By: Eric Niderost
Jul 27, 2009
The Effects of World War I on Adolf Hitler: Hitler's Progression As a Human Between the Two World Wars
In: WW II History
By: Ryan Werner
Jul 27, 2009
U.S. Army Special Forces – Green Berets: History of the Elite American Soldiers
In: Modern War
By: Shri Desai
Jul 25, 2009
Azad Hind - Free India Movement: German Plans for India in World War II
In: WW II History
By: William Silvester
Jul 24, 2009
Fourth Marine Band: The Last China Band: Marine Musicians in WWII Shanghai
In: WW II History
By: Eric Niderost
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