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Low Level, No Guns

The great B-29 Tokyo Firebomb Mission of March 1945 killed more than 100,000 Japanese but may have won the war in the Pacific.

10 September 2014

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Categories: WWII

The Myth of Charles Edward Stuart (‘Bonnie Prince Charlie’)

The common image of 'Bonnie Prince Charlie' is a star-crossed romantic figure, dealt a tragic loss by unkind fates. But the truth is quite different.

10 September 2014

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Categories: Military History

The Battle of Civitate (Civitella del Fortore)

The armies that gathered on June 18, 1053 for the Battle of Civitate, or Civitella del Fortore, were not so disparate as the numbers might indicate.

9 September 2014

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Categories: Military History

American Civil War Timeline – 1862: Chipping Away at the South

This American Civil War timeline covers the events of 1862, in which Confederate forces in Virginia and the Union navy both experienced substantial success.

9 September 2014

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Categories: Civil War

Howard W. Gilmore and the USS Growler: Making the Ultimate Sacrifice

The U.S. Navy called the incident involving Howard W. Gilmore and the USS Growler 'the most famous act of self-sacrifice known to the U.S. submarine service.'

8 September 2014

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Categories: Military History

U.S. Soldiers Missing In Action: Then and Now

For even so far back as the Iliad, soldiers have felt honor-bound not to abandon comrades either missing in action or captured.

8 September 2014

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Categories: Military History

Game Features: This War of Mine

'During war, there are no good or bad decisions; there is only survival.' – 11Bit Studios talking about their new project, This War of Mine.

4 September 2014

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Categories: Military Games

Medieval Knight Armor: The Iron Plate Suit of Arms

The 15th century was the golden age for medieval knight armor. Warriors would often cover themselves in a suit of arms made of iron plate, enveloping their bodies in a metal coating.

4 September 2014

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Categories: Military History

Who is Julius Caesar? Facts vs Myth

So who is Julius Caesar? Facts can sometimes become clouded within his incredibly long legacy.

2 September 2014

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Categories: Military History

François de Neufville: King Louis XIV’s Man At Flanders

Although a brave and gallant soldier (and personal friend to King Louis XIV), François de Neufville knew all to well his command shortcomings.

2 September 2014

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Categories: Military History

Photographing the Battle of Antietam

Some raw, others heartfelt, the photographs Mathew Brady and his team took at the Battle of Antietam set milestones for battlefield photography.

2 September 2014

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Categories: Civil War

Game Features: Tom Clancy’s The Division by Ubisoft

'The Division,' The next Clancy game scheduled to be released in 2015, pits you in the heart of New York City after a biological attack.

28 August 2014

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Categories: Military Games

Operation Husky: The Allied Invasion of Sicily

Operation Husky was the start of the Italian Campaign. In the early stages, the Allied invasion of Sicily created a needed diversion to get the Germans redirected from the Soviet Front.

27 August 2014

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Categories: WWII

Normandy’s Little Victims

In the October 2014 issue of WWII History Magazine, you'll see rare photographs of French children who struggled to cope with the hardships of war.

27 August 2014

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Categories: WWII

Attila the Hun & The Battle of the Catalaunian Plains

Had Attila the Hun prevailed at the Battle of the Catalaunian Plains, both Eastern and Western Roman Empires might have fallen to a man who disdained nearly any form of civilization.

27 August 2014

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