The Berserker of Britain: How “Mad Jack” Churchill Out-Fought the 20th Century with a Longbow and a Broadsword In the spring of 1940,…
At 9:00 on the morning of February 19th, 1945, Corporal Tony Stein crouched in a shallow hollow carved into the black volcanic sand…
The air smelled of damp earth and cold smoke. Frost clung to the grass along the roadside. A young American soldier stood near…
July 14th, 1944. A cattle ranch outside Hebrronville, Texas. The sun beat down on cracked earth as a truck carrying 17 German prisoners…
At 9:47 a.m. on September 14th, 1965, Lance Corporal Michael Torres crouched in elephant grass 3 miles west of Daang, watching a trail…
The first thing hit them before the noise, before the scale, before the impossible truth of what they were seeing. The smell, blood…
The 4-Centimeter Secret: How Private Thomas McKinley Found the Fatal Flaw in Rommel’s “Unstoppable” Panzer IV In the scorched, unforgiving sands of El…
The summer of 1945 did not sound like victory. It sounded like silence. For for long years, the skies over Japan had roared…
In the final months of World War II, as the Third Reich crumbled, millions faced starvation. In Berlin, mothers boiled wallpaper paste for…
The Spear of Bougainville: How Jack Riley’s “Ancient” Javelin Out-Fought Japanese Machine Guns and Saved a Regiment In the high-stakes theater of World…