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25 Bombing Missions Over Europe

2 months ago

B-17 radioman Thomas Fitzpatrick helped drop bombs over enemy territory from Foggia, Italy. By Kevin M. Hymel “Bombs away!”referred to as out the bombardier of...

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Warfare History Network » Winston Churchill’s Two Battles

2 months ago

Winston Churchill’s Britain not solely needed to fend off the highly effective Luftwaffe but in addition defeat isolationism in America. by David Alan...

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U.S. Army Failure at Anzio

3 months ago

Common John P. Lucas, commanding the Allied troops at Anzio, has been criticized for his choice to delay the advance on Rome. By Steve Ossad Hitler referred to...

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Flight Out of Hell

4 months ago

By Steven D. Smith   Within the predawn darkness of Dobodura, New Guinea, 2nd Lt. William J. Smith of the U.S. Military Air Corps was roughly woke up by a...

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The defective Mark 14 torpedo

5 months ago

From duds to lethal, the Mark 14 torpedo was troublesome at first for American submariners. By Mark Carlson Lieutenant Dan Daspit, captain of the U.S...

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Warfare History Network » Bloodbath in Aachen

5 months ago

The U.S. First Military confronted the daunting process in October 1944 of capturing the previous Imperial metropolis of Aachen. The Germans have been decided...

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U.S. Military Generals in World War II

6 months ago

Comparatively few U.S. generals misplaced their lives in World Warfare II. by Thomas R. Cagley Common George S. Patton, Jr., as soon as stated, “A military is...

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General George S. Patton, Jr.: Death & Final Days

6 months ago

Following his marketing campaign in Western Europe, George S. Patton had problem adjusting to peacetime and was fatally injured in an vehicle accident. by Main...

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Bloody Assault on Knoxville

6 months ago

Accomplice Lt. Gen. James Longstreet confronted a frightening process making an attempt to dislodge Maj. Gen. Ambrose Burnside’s Federals from Knoxville...

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Homefront B-29 Production

6 months ago

B-29s inbuilt Georgia helped the USA win the struggle with Japan. By Joe Kirby When Maj. Gen. Curtis Lemay, the hard-driving commander of the Twentieth U.S...