General Paul Tibbets: A Man on A Mission
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General Paul Tibbets has lived for decades with the memory of dropping the atomic bomb. More »
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General Paul Tibbets has lived for decades with the memory of dropping the atomic bomb. More »
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Nicknamed “Peashooter,” the P-39 Airacobra was maligned by many. More »
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In December 1944, a small radio code-breaking unit intercepted a message that should have tipped off the Allies to the Battle of the Bulge attack. More »
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Reich Marshal Hermann Göring was by far the most colorful and outspoken defendant during the Nuremburg Trials More »
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“If war was made more terrible, it would have a tendency to keep peace among the nations of the earth.” – Richard Gatling, Inventor of the Gatling Gun More »
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Was Emperor Showa (“Hirohito” as he is typically referred outside Japan) a warmonger, pacifist, or both? More »
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Oliver Cromwell began to over-reach when he formulated a plan to cripple Spanish interests in the New World. More »
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Norway’s King Harald Hardradi, known as ‘the Land Waster,’ came close to conquering England before William the Conqueror in 1066. More »
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A flying anachronism, the Fairey Swordfish torpedo plane was nicknamed the “stringbag.” More »
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Following the surrender of most major German units, some continued to fight the Allies in Europe for months. More »
