From the Renault FT to the British Mark V and German Sturmpanzerwagen A7V, a great many WWI tanks were innovations in military technology.   More »

The British raid on St. Nazaire in May 1942 damaged the port’s dry dock so severely that the Germans never repaired it.   More »

The day after Pearl Harbor, a large Japanese force descended on the British military at Singapore and gave Britain its most humiliating defeat.   More »

American and British forces coordinated an effort to eliminate a German threat to the U.S. Ninth Army.   More »

An unconventional wooden British warplane should not have been a success against Axis powers but it was.   More »

By Susan Zimmerman
With war comes untold stories of unbroken spirits. These are universal stories without bounds and sides, some of which remain buried deep in psyches. Then there are those that must be written in order for the survivor to move on. In purging the horrors of war from the   More »

Like the Allied Sherman Tanks, Tiger Tanks and other German armored units were a benefit and an impediment during the Battle of the Bulge.   More »

The British Universal Carrier—often incorrectly referred to as the ‘Bren Gun Carrier’—was a WWII vechile used by every Allied army in every theater.   More »

American Sherman tanks battle German Panthers blocking a minor intersection in St. Sever.   More »

American pilots serving in the Royal Air Force flew missions in support of the abortive 1942 raid on the French coastal town.   More »