U.S. Military Generals in World War II
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Relatively few U.S. generals lost their lives in World War II. More »
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Relatively few U.S. generals lost their lives in World War II. More »
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The penny pocket can opener was a well-known and useful piece of GI gear during World War II. More »
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Photographer George Silk captured a familiar image of World War II in the Pacific. More »
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Although it suffered a stinging defeat at Brandywine, George Washington’s Continental Army made an audacious attack the following month. More »
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Budapest’s Hadtorteneti Museum chronicles nearly two centuries of Hungary’s military heritage. More »
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The seizure of Cisterna was a prerequisite to the eventual Allied capture of Rome. More »
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The capture of Java by the Japanese was the culmination of a long series of disasters for the Allied nations in the Pacific. More »
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American and British forces coordinated an effort to eliminate a German threat to the U.S. Ninth Army. More »
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To neutralize the major Japanese base at Rabaul, American troops would need to take Bougainville in the Soloman Islands. More »
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The steamy jungles of Papua New Guinea proved to be as difficult for the Allies as the Japanese enemy was. More »
