D-Day Funnies: No Joke to the Nazis
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General Hobart’s Funnies were specially designed armored vehicles that contributed to the Allied victory in Europe. More »
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General Hobart’s Funnies were specially designed armored vehicles that contributed to the Allied victory in Europe. More »
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Outnumbered Japanese troops, executing a bold campaign, captured the great fortress city of Singapore in 73 days. More »
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Following an amphibious landing on the Crimean Peninsula, the allied army of France and Great Britain marched on Sevastopol. More »
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The abduction of General Heinrich Kreipe was a triumph for the British Special Operations Executive. More »
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Major General Eric Dorman-Smith was an architect of the strategy that won the first battle of El Alamein in June 1942. More »
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The Mulberry artificial harbors proved a logistical wonder along the beaches of Normandy. More »
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The British Royal Air Force saved its island nation from invasion during the dark days of 1940 and the Battle of Britain. More »
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One of the most iconic British WW2 weapons today, the Bren Gun was in short supply in 1939 but quickly became the backbone of the British infantry. More »
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Operation Dynamo remains a miraculous episode in the annals of modern military history. More »
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Even during the darkest days of the war, the morale-lifting business of sport went on in the United States, Britian, Germany, and elsewhere. More »
