Tactical Combat Casualty Care: Medical Innovations Spurred by Combat
•February 3, 2019 • 1 Comment
One positive consequence of war is its tendency to spur medical innovations that eventually make their way into civilian medical practice. More »
•February 3, 2019 • 1 Comment
One positive consequence of war is its tendency to spur medical innovations that eventually make their way into civilian medical practice. More »
•January 25, 2019 • Be the First to Comment
More than a century of American military history. More »
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While the British defense of Crete in May 1941 was considered a military failure, it altered Hitler’s future tactics. More »
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Sultan Khalil’s Muslims besieged King Henry II of Jerusalem’s Crusaders at Acre in 1291. The Muslims proved unstoppable. More »
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WWII History Magazine contributor Christopher Miskimon shares with us his list of history’s long shots and the most heroic last stands. More »
•December 19, 2018 • Be the First to Comment
Baghdad, Fallujah, Mosul—places in the headlines today were battlegrounds 75 years ago. More »
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Mistakenly believing Iran to be weakened by internal strife, Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein launched a sneak attack across the border in 1980. More »
•November 18, 2018 • 1 Comment
The UH-1 became an icon of the Vietnam War, ferrying troops to and from the Battlefield. More »
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King Sargon of Akkad founded history’s first professional army. More »
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A coup d’état opened the Middle East oil fields to the Nazis. Seizing them would be a tremendous prize. More »
