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  • WWII

    WWII Tanks: Italy’s Failed Iterations
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  • In this 1941 portrayal of the Battle of Britain, artist Paul Nash said his painting was “an attempt to give the sense of an aerial battle in operation over a wide area, and thus summarizes England’s great aerial victory over Germany.” It symbolically depicts the aerial conflict that lasted from July 10, 1940 to October 31, 1940, with outnumbered, free-flying British fighters battling the orderly ranks of German aircraft.

    WWII

    The Battle of Britain: WWII’s Most Consequential Campaign?
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  • Book Reviews

    Washington’s bold crossing of the Delaware River breathed new life into the faltering American Revolution.
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  • In January 1953, tracked armored vehicles support infantry movements during Operation Lorraine, the largest French offensive in Vietnam.

    Military History

    Operation Lorraine: French Launch Offensive to Regain Territory in Vietnam
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