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December 17th, 1944 at 3:40 a.m. the Arden’s Forest, Belgium. The temperature had dropped below freezing hours ago, and the cold had settled into everything, the bark of the trees,...
December 16th, 1944. The Arden Forest, Eastern Belgium. The temperature had dropped to 6° below zero overnight, and the fog that settled across the Ardens that morning was so thick...
August 7th, 1944. 6:14 in the morning, Normandy, France. The air smells like wet earth and diesel. A thin fog clings to the hedgeros, low and slow, drifting between the...
May 22nd, 1944, 3:40 in the morning. The Pacific Ocean north of the Admiral Ty Islands is black, warm, and absolutely silent. Aboard a Japanese submarine designated RO106. 56 men...
That is what an institution that learns can do to an institution that does not. That is the part of the Pacific War you do not see in the famous...
March 7th, 1945, 3:30 in the afternoon. Captain Carl Fzenhan stands at the eastern end of the Ludenorf Bridge in Reumagen, Germany, holding a detonator. He has 2,800 kg of...