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December 29, 2021Operation Barbarossa Begins
June 22, 1941, Operation Barbarossa begins. This Operation is the German invasion of the Soviet Union, and they are invading…
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October 22, 2021World’s First ATV – The Kettenkrad
First developed in 1939 the Sd.Kfz. 2 known as the Kettenkraftrad was a light tracked vehicle, known for short as…
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October 5, 2021Ghost Plane of the Libyan Desert: Lady Be Good
Following years of fighting across the harsh terrain of North Africa, in May 1943, the German and Italian forces which…
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September 25, 2021Unmanned Suicide Vehicle: Goliath
Goliath tracked mine was originally modeled from a French prototype. The early models were developed to hold a capacity of…
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September 20, 2021The Ghost Army Who Fooled the Germans
Created in early 1944 with the impending invasion of Europe in mind, a special unit was formed, officially called the…
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September 15, 2021Heinrich Severloh: The Beast of Omaha
Heinrich Severloh was born into a farming family in northern Germany. At the age of 19, he was conscripted into…
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September 4, 2021SuperKiwi Charles Upham
New Zealand-born Charles Upham was and still remains the only combatant to receive two Victoria Crosses. During World War II…
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August 31, 2021Famous Soviet Sniper Who Killed 309 Nazis in World War II: Lyudmila Pavlichenko
“I am writing this at the request of the Soviet Antifascist Youth Committee… I’m Ukrainian. I was born in the…
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August 20, 2021The Story of the Dreaded Reinhard Heydrich
Reinhard Tristan Eugen Heydrich was born as the second of three children on March 7, 1904 in Halle an der…
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August 4, 2021Rommel’s Kampfstaffel
Erwin Rommel was rightly called the “Desert Fox” for his brilliant handling of the German Afrika Korps for the series…
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July 26, 2021Battle of Aachen – First German City to Fall in WW2
Following D-Day and the Battle of Normandy in the summer of 1944. The German Army in the West collapsed and…
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May 16, 2021American Traitors – The Incredible Story of Martin James Monti
American citizens serving in Germany’s notorious SS, fact or fiction. Well, a little bit of both actually. During the war…
 
Operation Tidal Wave – Blowing Up Hitler’s Gas Station
Before entering World War II, the U.S Army Air Corps, which in 1941 became the Army Air Forces, developed and perfected a particular attack method. It consisted of high-altitude, daylight mass precision bombings of enemy military and industrial structures. This doctrine combined with the British Royal Air Force’s specialty on…
Vasily Zaitsev – Sniper Hero of Stalingrad
“Shoot with a steady aim and look your prey in the eye. You’re not a boy anymore.” Those are the words his grandfather had said to Vasily when he turned 12 in 1927. Zaitsev came from a family of hunters, living on the bank of the river Saram-Sakal, in the…
Stopping the Nazi Atomic Bomb
The Plan Due to its relative inaccessibility, means of infiltrating the plant were limited and dangerous. The bridge across the valley below the plant was heavily guarded and the mountains above had been rigged with landmines. Bombing the plant was out of the question, both due to risk of civilian…
Top 5 American Tanks of World War 2
Before World War II, the United States Army thought the mission of the tank was to support infantry. The job of fighting other tanks was assigned to the tank-destroyer class of vehicles. These vehicles were fast and had powerful guns but sacrificed a lot of armor to achieve such a…
Yugoslav Resistance – Partisans and Chetniks
After the invasion of Yugoslavia in April 1941, the kingdom is carved up by the four antagonists: Germany, Italy, Hungary, and Bulgaria. What was one country is now divided into nine different territories. Large parts are occupied or annexed, such as Slovenia by Germany and Italy, parts of Serbia by…
The KV-2 that single-handedly held up the entire 6th Panzer Division for a day
The Eastern Blitzkrieg After the annexation of Austria, Czechoslovakia, and ultimately Poland, the United Kingdom and France decided to go to war to prevent Germany from becoming a world power once again. While this happened, Adolf Hitler had signed a secret peace treaty with Stalin. Both nations took over half…











