For over a century and a half, combat photographers have taken extraordinary risks to document the true horrors of war.   More »

The 45th Infantry Division Museum in Oklahoma City commemorates the World War II service of the Army’s much-decorated unit, the Thunderbirds.   More »

United Nations forces fought a series of bloody battles with Chinese and Korean Communists for a piece of strategic real estate known as “the Hook.”   More »

During the battle for Hill 111 Sergeant Brian Charles Cooper was in charge of a 10-man machine-gun section of the 2nd Royal Australian Regiment.   More »

In April 1951, troops from Australia, New Zealand, and Canada delayed action on front lines in the Kapyong River Valley, giving Allies time to establish new defensive lines north of Seoul.   More »

Mules served in large numbers with U.S. Army forces during World War II.   More »

During the Korean War, counterfire platoons in the hills pinpointed enemy locations by means of sophisticated electronics and the human ear.   More »

The British Cromwell tank would eventually prove to be one of the most successful WW2 vehicles made by the U.K. But how was it developed?   More »

During the Korean War, waves of Chinese surprised U.S. Marines at the frozen Chosin Reservoir in 1950.   More »

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 »