Volume 21, No. 3
Cover: An Allied soldier prepares to go over the top during the
brutal trench warfare of World War I.
Photo: AKG Images
November 2019
Military Heritage
Sergeant Nicholas Mashlonik watched closely as the Panzerkampfwagen (PzKpfw) VI Tiger heavy tank rampaged through the village of Elsdorf in the Rhineland-Westphalia region of Germany on February 27, 1945. Read more
November 2019
Military Heritage
“Oh, the Lord, Henry but didn’t the Rebs get the devil sure enough,” Private Charles Grundy of the 10th Illinois Infantry Regiment wrote to a friend three days after the conclusion of the Battle of Nashville fought December 15-16, 1864. Read more
November 2019
Military Heritage
The drone of a Royal Air Force bomber could be heard overhead in the early morning of August 8, 1918, as it flew up and down the Allied line near Amiens, France. Read more
November 2019
Military Heritage
French Admiral Pierre-Andre de Suffren de Saint Tropez did not fit the image of a dashing naval officer. Read more
November 2019
Military Heritage
The U.S. cavalrymen posted at Fort Laramie in the Dakota Territory on Christmas Day 1866 celebrated the holiday with a full dress garrison ball despite subzero temperatures and more than a foot of snow on the ground. Read more
November 2019
Military Heritage, Editorial
The Lakota were one of four major branches of the Native American peoples known as the Sioux. They were forced to shift west in the 17th and 18th centuries when their Native American enemies, one of which was the Chippewa, received firearms from French traders. Read more
November 2019
Military Heritage, Weapons
In the summer of 2018 a British father and son who were catching crabs along Reculver Beach in Kent stumbled upon a historical item of intense value. Read more
November 2019
Military Heritage, Soldiers
In the early weeks of the Second Boer War, General Jacobus Hercules De La Rey suggested a way to overhaul the tactics of his fellow Boers in a way that would prove devastating to his British opponents. Read more
November 2019
Military Heritage, Intelligence
Before the Battle of Quebec, which would ensure him immortality in British military annals, one of General James Wolfe’s captains said of him, “No man can display greater activity than he does.” Read more
November 2019
Military Heritage, Books
Operation Virginia I was a foul-up almost from the beginning. The mission launched on March 15, 1951 aboard a U.S. Read more
November 2019
Military Heritage, Games
Refight: The Last Warship is a free-to-play strategy game from Chinese developer Fantian, and it originally launched on PC via Steam Early Access back in May 2019. Read more
November 2019
Military Heritage, Games
Romance of the Three Kingdoms is one of the most iconic franchises in the history of strategy gaming. Read more
