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Veterans Remember the Disaster at Dunkirk

Shoved by the Germans into the English Channel in 1940, British survivors tell their story of heartbreak and heroism.

1 May 2020

Carl Gnam

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Ploesti Raid: A Tragic Tidal Wave

The truth behind the disastrous air raid on the Ploesti oil refineries during World War II has long been obscured. One member of the raid may have uncovered how the attack went so tragically wrong.

28 April 2020

Carl Gnam

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WWI’s Daring Cavalry Charge

Edmund Allenby sought to break the stalemate in Palestine in 1917. It fell to the Australian cavalrymen to dislodge the Turks from Beersheba.

27 April 2020

Carl Gnam

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The Main Civil War Generals Who Helped Define the War

Noted writer and editor Roy Morris Jr. shares his personal list of the Civil War generals who defined the war and shaped its outcome for the North and the South.

26 April 2020

Carl Gnam

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Soldiers: Roman General Sulla

Decorated Roman general Sulla vanquished rivals, barbarians, and Eastern princes during his long career in service of the Roman Republic.

26 April 2020

Carl Gnam

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British Submarine Operations in the Pacific

British submarines operating in “wolf packs” achieved success against the Japanese in the Pacific Theater during World War II.

26 April 2020

Carl Gnam

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The Flying Pipeline

The U.S. Army Air Forces’ Troop Carrier Commands were the war’s unsung heroes, dropping paratroops, towing combat gliders, delivering vital supplies, and performing humanitarian missions.

26 April 2020

Carl Gnam

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Fighting from Tobruk to Milan

The relatively small but effective 6th South African Division made a significant contribution to victory in Italy during World War II.

26 April 2020

Carl Gnam

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Linchpin of the Mediterranean

During World War II, the tiny island of Malta became a vital focal point between Britain, Italy, Germany, and Vichy France.

26 April 2020

Carl Gnam

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Ordnance: The Famed Jug

The Republic P-47 Thunderbolt proved itself an outstanding warplane in multiple roles during World War II.

26 April 2020

Carl Gnam

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“There was In Her Something Divine”

The English siege of Orleans began in October 1428 and lasted seven months. French commander Joan of Arc broke it in seven days.

26 April 2020

Carl Gnam

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Breakout Across the Seine

By mid-August 1944, the Allied drive from the Normandy beachhead reached the Seine River north and south of Paris, positioned to destroy large numbers of German forces.

26 April 2020

Carl Gnam

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Kriegsmarine Blooded

The German heavy cruiser Blücher was sunk during the conquest of Norway in 1940.

26 April 2020

Carl Gnam

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War of Sieges

The royal garrison of Dover Castle bedeviled Prince Louis of France during the First Barons’ War. At stake was the future of the Plantagenet dynasty.

25 April 2020

Carl Gnam

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Canada’s Darkest Day During World War II

The disastrous Dieppe Raid caused tremendous casualties among the Canadian forces, and questions regarding its purpose linger.

25 April 2020

Carl Gnam

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