March 23, 1943, The Battle of El Guettar: The Day Patton’s “Big Red One” Stopped Germany’s Best Tank Corps Dead in Their Tracks
83 Years Ago Today, a Band of American Soldiers Pulled Off One of WWII’s Most Remarkable Comebacks, and Changed the…
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83 Years Ago Today, a Band of American Soldiers Pulled Off One of WWII’s Most Remarkable Comebacks, and Changed the…
In the summer of 1944, the orchards of Normandy were a deadly labyrinth of hedgerows and hidden snipers. For the…
On the International Day to End Racial Discrimination, let’s revisit the story of over one million Black Americans who stormed…
The Tank Museum has announced the latest book in its “Guide to” series, The Tank Museum Guide to Daimler Ferret.…
25,000 Allied Soldiers Are Training Where WWII Was Almost Won in the North Right now, in the snow-swept fjords of…
In the early 17th century, European battlefields were dominated by the “Spanish Tercio”—massive, slow-moving squares of thousands of pikemen. They…
Wargaming and World of Warships are once again mixing gaming with real-world history through the return of the annual Longest…
A private £100,000 donation from William Bannister has propelled The Tank Museum‘s King Tiger V2 restoration fundraiser to reach nearly…
The Tank Museum has announced the latest book in its Guide To series, The Tank Museum Guide to Leopard 1,…
Close the the English town of Carlisle, bordering Scotland, is an expanding collection of mostly vintage military aircraft, which includes…
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