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Monty Crosses the Rhine

How Field Marshal Montgomery bridged Germany’s toughest river, liberated a concentration camp, and forced a decisive surrender.

6 August 2021

Carl Gnam

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Deadly Frigate Victory

The USS Enterprise and HMS Boxer fought a savage duel off Maine during the War of 1812. Both captains were killed in the fight.

6 August 2021

Carl Gnam

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M18 Hellcat Tank Destroyers Failed on the Battlefield

The M18 Hellcat tank destroyer sacrificed armor protection for speed and firepower and ultimately came up short against the German tanks produced late in the war.

4 August 2021

Carl Gnam

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George Washington’s Daring Gamble at Yorktown

American and French forces converged on the Virginia Peninsula to trap the British Army at Yorktown in 1781. Successful assaults on British redoubts forced Cornwallis to surrender.

4 August 2021

Carl Gnam

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World War II’s Most Daring U-boat Attack

U-boat commander Gunther Prien earned a lasting place in the annals of naval history for his daring raid on Scapa Flow.

30 July 2021

Carl Gnam

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Controversial Allied Escort Carriers were Versatile Weapons

Escort carriers became an essential part of American and British naval capability in World War II.

28 July 2021

Julian Gnam

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The Men of the Iron Brigade Faced Death in a Cornfield at Antietam

The Midwesterners of the newly minted Iron Brigade spearheaded the Union I Corps’ attack at Antietam, weathering a fierce Confederate counterattack in D.R. Miller’s cornfield.

28 July 2021

Carl Gnam

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Outnumbered Green Berets Defend Camp Nam Dong

Captain Roger H.C. Donlon skillfully directed the defense of the Nam Dong Special Forces camp when two Viet Cong battalions attacked in 1964.

26 July 2021

Carl Gnam

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Savage Struggle on the Kokoda Trail

The Australians turned back the Japanese in a series of bloody clashes on the Kokoda Trail in the disease-ridden jungle of New Guinea in 1942.

26 July 2021

Carl Gnam

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WWI’s Massive German Spring Offensive of 1918

The Germans launched their spring offensive in 1918 spearheaded by elite stormtrooper units in a desperate bid to break the stalemate and win the war.

23 July 2021

Carl Gnam

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The Strange Case of Rudolf Hess

The former deputy Führer of the Third Reich spent most of his life in prison after a supposed peace-seeking flight in 1941 and died under mysterious circumstances.

21 July 2021

Julian Gnam

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Winston Churchill’s Secret D-Day Weapon

The D-Day beaches contained no natural harbors. So Allied engineers built the Mulberry artificial harbors and towed them across the English Channel to supply the troops.

19 July 2021

Carl Gnam

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MacArthur’s Battle to Liberate Manila Amid Murder & Mayhem

The brutal 29-day battle to liberate the Filipino capital left the “Pearl of the Orient” a smoldering ruin.

16 July 2021

Carl Gnam

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Robert the Bruce’s Quest for the Throne of Scotland

Robert the Bruce faced daunting odds as he plotted, and battled, to take the Scottish throne.

16 July 2021

Carl Gnam

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The 28th Infantry Division’s Heroic Defense during the Battle of the Bulge

The 28th Infantry Division’s 110th Regimental Combat Team fought valiantly in Luxembourg during the Battle of the Bulge.

14 July 2021

Carl Gnam

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