Nov 4, 2009
Baltic Air Policing by NATO: Protecting the Air Space of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia 2004-Prese
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Nov 4, 2009
Baltic Air Defense After 1994: The Modern Air Control of Lithuania Latvia and Estonia
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Oct 6, 2009
Ilse Koch She Wolf of the SS: Known as The Bitch of Buchenwald Concentration Camp
In: WW II History
By: Christopher Eger
Sep 24, 2009
The Battleships of Chile: Chilean Dreadnoughts
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
Sep 24, 2009
The Battleships of Brazil: Brazilian Dreadnoughts
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
Sep 24, 2009
Overview of South American Battleships: Battlewagons of Argentina Brazil and Chile 1906 1959
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
Sep 2, 2009
The Inglourious Basterds in Historical Reference: The Real Military History Behind the Movie
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Aug 29, 2009
Jack Hinson's One Man War: A Civil War Sniper: Little Known Confederate Sniper and Scout for Nathan Bedford Forrest
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
Aug 23, 2009
Wax Bullets in Modern Combat: From Magic to Military and Police Use
In: Medieval Wars
By: Christopher Eger
Aug 22, 2009
Wooden Bullets Used in Peace and War: The Original Less Than Lethal Round
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Aug 6, 2009
The Ise Class Battleships 1916-1945: Unique Imperial Japanese Navy Battlewagons
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Aug 6, 2009
The WWII Hybrid Battleship Carriers of Japan: The Hyuga and Ise Converted Battlecarriers
In: WW II History
By: Christopher Eger
Jul 15, 2009
The Heavy Cruiser IJNS Mogami: The Emperor’s Lucky and Unique Ship in World War Two
In: WW II History
By: Christopher Eger
Jul 15, 2009
The Japanese Mogami Class Cruisers: Imperial Navy Cruisers of the Rising Sun in World War II
In: WW II History
By: Christopher Eger
Jul 10, 2009
Adolph Hofrichter Officer Murderer: The Deadly Druggist Lieutenant of the Austrian Army
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
Jun 30, 2009
Use of the SKS Today: Still In Active Service
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
Jun 30, 2009
The Military History of the SKS: Cold War Widow Maker
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
Jun 30, 2009
SKS Assault Rifle Variants: Russian Yugo Chinese Albanian and East German Designs
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
Jun 30, 2009
The Origin and Design of the SKS: Soviet Battle Rifle of the Cold War
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
May 29, 2009
Union Submarines of the Civil War: From the Alligator to the Intelligent Whale
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
May 29, 2009
Confederate Submarines of the Civil War: From The CSS Hunley to the CSS David
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
May 29, 2009
Submarines of the US Civil War: Union and Confederate Submersibles 1861-1865
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
May 29, 2009
Albert Pierce and the Battle of Mobile Bay: Did a Mystery Submarine Sink the USS Tecumseh
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
Apr 29, 2009
The Accidental Army Documentary: The Amazing True Story of the Czechoslovak Legion
In: WW I History
By: Christopher Eger
Apr 29, 2009
Last of the Surviving M-14 Battle Rifles: The M14 Obsolete But Irreplaceable
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Apr 28, 2009
Lyudmila Pavlichenko Sniper Super Star: Hero of the Soviet Union and Legendary Marksman
In: WW II History
By: Christopher Eger
Apr 28, 2009
Lyudmila Pavlichenko Female Sniper Queen: Lady Sniper-Ace Killed More Soldiers than Any other female marksman
In: WW II History
By: Christopher Eger
Mar 11, 2009
The Bronze Soldier of Tallinn: Controversial Monument to Soviet Soldiers Killed in World War Two
In: WW II History
By: Christopher Eger
Mar 11, 2009
Task Force Smith and the Bazooka: Spitballs Against Armor at the Start of the Korean War in 1950
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Feb 8, 2009
The Georgian Pikes of the Civil War: Joe Browns Toothpicks Tried to Stop Sherman’s 1864 March
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
Feb 6, 2009
Oldest Fighter Jets Still in Service: Migs Mirages Phantoms and Fishbeds Fly For Some 40 Years
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Dec 29, 2008
New Sniper Rifles for the US Army and Marines: The old M-40 and M-24 Rifles are soon to be replaced
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Dec 29, 2008
USMC Marine Squad Advanced Marksman: Development of the SAM Squad Sniper and the SAM-R Rifle
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Dec 29, 2008
US Army SDM Marksman Program: Squad Designated Marksmen in the GWOT
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Dec 29, 2008
Is a Designated Marksman a Sniper? The Difference between a Rifleman, Sniper and Advanced Marksmen
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Dec 5, 2008
Hollywood Heroes in World War Two: Actors and World War Two Service
In: WW II History
By: Christopher Eger
Dec 5, 2008
Presidents in World War Two: They Also Served in Often Little Known WWII Service
In: WW II History
By: Christopher Eger
Dec 5, 2008
Famous Americans in World War Two: They also served in often little known WWII service.
In: WW II History
By: Christopher Eger
Nov 12, 2008
The Mystery of the Russalka: Tsars Battleship lost at sea in 1893.
In: WW I History
By: Christopher Eger
Nov 12, 2008
The Tsars Battleship Russalka: Cutting Edge RussianMonitor built to Control the 19th Century Baltic
In: WW I History
By: Christopher Eger
Oct 31, 2008
Adelbert Waldron US Sniper Ace: Highest scoring US sniper in history
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Oct 12, 2008
The US M-2 Backpack Flamethrower: Used in World War Two Korea and Vietnam
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Oct 12, 2008
Iranian F-14 Tomcat History: Scourge of the Iraqi Air Force and Last Survivor of Their Line
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Sep 22, 2008
Mystery Ship Uncovered by Hurricane Ike: Unknown Vessel Found on Beach Could be from Civil War
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Aug 28, 2008
The Polish WWII Cavalry in 1939: Fought Successful Horse mounted battles
In: WW II History
By: Christopher Eger
Aug 27, 2008
Amedeo Guillet Cavalry Hero of WWII: The Last Italian Knight and Legend of the Desert
In: WW II History
By: Christopher Eger
Aug 26, 2008
The Most Famous Cavalry Charge of WWII: Last Hurrah of the Savoia Cavalry Regiment in 1942
In: WW II History
By: Christopher Eger
Aug 26, 2008
The Last Cavalry Charges: Mounted on Horses they Rode into Battle in WWII
In: WW II History
By: Christopher Eger
Aug 21, 2008
The Fa-330 Bachstelze U-boat Kite: Primitive WWII Nazi Towed Helicopter
In: WW II History
By: Christopher Eger
Jul 30, 2008
US Special Forces Legend Larry Thorne: Green Beret hero who had served under three flags
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Jul 30, 2008
Finnish War Hero Lauri Allan Törni: Small Unit Commander Who Fought the Soviets
In: WW II History
By: Christopher Eger
Jul 12, 2008
Zhemchug Vs the Emden 1914: The Sucker Punch Cruiser Battle of WWI
In: WW I History
By: Christopher Eger
Jul 12, 2008
Russian Cruiser Zhemchug: Imperial Russian Naval vessel in the Russo-Japanese War
In: WW I History
By: Christopher Eger
Jun 25, 2008
Soviet Space Based Nuke: The USSRs Secret FOBS system and the R-36O Rocket
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Jun 21, 2008
Serial Killer Who Escaped in War: Bela Kiss Hungarian Bluebeard who disappeared in WWI
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
Jun 21, 2008
Lothar von Arnauld Ace of U-Boats: WWI Submarine Captain Sank More Ships than any man in History
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
Jun 21, 2008
WWII Cruiser HMS Exeter Found: The Heavy Cruiser that fought like a Lion in World War Two
In: WW II History
By: Christopher Eger
May 26, 2008
Spy Scholar Dr. Sylvanus Morley: The Anthropologist Who Came in from the Cold
In: WW I History
By: Christopher Eger
May 26, 2008
Nazi SS Archeologist: Otto Rahn Inspiration for Indiana Jones
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
May 26, 2008
The Axis World War II Airlink: Germany Italy and Japan strived to form an air Communication Bridge
In: WW II History
By: Christopher Eger
May 20, 2008
The German Dragon Pilot 1914: Lt. Plüschow the Kaiser's Only Airman in China
In: WW I History
By: Christopher Eger
Apr 22, 2008
Yugoslav Submarines: Cold War Service and Demise of the Yugoslavian Submarine Fleet
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Apr 21, 2008
Russian Guns In Space: Cosmonauts Have Long Carried Guns in Space
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Apr 21, 2008
US Survival Knives in Space: US Astronauts Carried a Wide Array of Edged Weapons
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Mar 31, 2008
US Aircraft Carrier Sunk 1964: USS Card Mined in Saigon Harbor During the Vietnam War
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Mar 30, 2008
US Horse Marines: USMC Mounted Marines and their use in the 20th Century
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Mar 30, 2008
Royal Mounted Marines of the 1800s: Horse Marines in the Kings Royal Navy
In: Colonial Wars
By: Christopher Eger
Mar 3, 2008
Lt Michael Murphy MOH: First Naval Winner of the Medal of Honor since Vietnam
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
Feb 21, 2008
Madsen Machinegun Variants: The Danish Light Machinegun in Service Around the World
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Feb 21, 2008
The Madsen Machinegun: The First Light Machinegun Still Lives
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Feb 20, 2008
The Modern Luxembourg Army: 1945- Present Korea the Cold War and Beyond
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Feb 20, 2008
Luxembourg in World War Two: The Tiny Duchy that Roared Against Germany
In: WW II History
By: Christopher Eger
Feb 20, 2008
Military History of Luxembourg: Tiny Duchy was the First Country Invaded by Germany in World War One
In: WW I History
By: Christopher Eger
Feb 19, 2008
Record Setting Firing of Railgun: US Navy’s Electromagnetic Railgun EMRG Test Fires
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Feb 18, 2008
Contra Rebels Possible Rebirth: Nicaragua May See the Return of the Historical Cold War Fighters
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Feb 17, 2008
The Lancastria Sinking Tragedy: Unknown Disaster of the British Army
In: WW II History
By: Christopher Eger
Jan 30, 2008
Marshal Nicholas Charles Oudinot: Napoleans Forgotten Battle Lion
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
Jan 27, 2008
V2 Rocket Lauched From Carrier: USS Midway Fired Captured Nazi V-2 in Operation Sandy in 1947.
In: Military History
By: Christopher Eger
Jan 26, 2008
The Zombie World War: A Look at World War Z by Max Brooks
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Jan 22, 2008
St Maurice of the Theban Legion: Patron Saint of the Infantry, Infantryman, Alpini and Swiss Guards.
In: Ancient Military History
By: Christopher Eger
Jan 7, 2008
War and Literature at West Point: Soldier's Heart - A Review of Literature by a USMA English Professor
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Jan 1, 2008
Dominican Republic Tanks in Battle: The Swedish L60 Formed the Backbone of the Island's Armored Force
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Jan 1, 2008
The Swedish Landsverk L60 Tank: The Nordic Tank Saw Service All Over the World for 70 Years
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Dec 22, 2007
St. Barbara Patron Saint of Arty: Military Saint of Explosives and Artillery of All Sorts
In: Ancient Military History
By: Christopher Eger
Dec 18, 2007
Arctic Scheme F-16 For Alaska: The New 18th AGS Gets Exotic Vipers for Red Flag Alaska
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Dec 9, 2007
USS Somers Mutiny 1842: The Only Known American Mutiny on the High Seas
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
Oct 31, 2007
Interventionists in the Far East: The Saga of Allied Intervention in the Russian Far East
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
Oct 31, 2007
Allied Interventionists in Russia: During the Russian Civil War 1918-1925
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Oct 28, 2007
The Czech Legion 1917-1920: Russian Civil War Combatant on the White Side
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
Oct 28, 2007
Czech Volunteers in Russia WWI: The Origin of the Czech Legion 1914-1917
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
Oct 25, 2007
Russian Women's Legion of Death: The Organization and Record of the Women’s Battalions 1917
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Oct 25, 2007
The Women's Battalions of Death: Russian Amazon Soldiers of World War One 1917
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Oct 22, 2007
Krasnaia Red Presnia Uprising: The Pivotal Battle of the 1905 Russian Revolution in Moscow
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Oct 18, 2007
Baratov's Corps Combat Record: Last of the Tsar's Armies Fought Long After Their War had Ended
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Oct 18, 2007
The Cavalry Corps of Gen Baratov: Russian WWI Expedition to Persia 1910-1918
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Oct 16, 2007
Formation of the Red Army Cavalry: The Konarmia 1st Cavalry Army of General Budyonny in Civil War
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Oct 16, 2007
The Combat Record of the Konarmia: The Soviet Red Army's Cavalry 1918-1923
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Oct 8, 2007
The Red Army 1917-1923: Victor of the Russian Civil War
In: Modern War
By: Christopher Eger
Oct 5, 2007
The Southern White Army 1917-1920: Founded by Kornilov and Alekseev in the Russian Civil War
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
Oct 5, 2007
The Northern White Army 1918-1920: Russian Civil War Force Led by General EK Miller
In: Military History (general)
By: Christopher Eger
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