Kyiv claimed responsibility for Tuesday’s attack on one of Russia’s “most important military factories”, the Kremniy El plant ...
Horatio Nelson is famous for besting Napoleon at sea. But what did he mean by “Kiss me, Hardy”—his supposed last words?
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The fighter that quietly won the Battle of Britain
During the Battle of Britain in 1940, British pilot James “Ginger” Lacey watched in fury as German bombers struck targets over London, including Buckingham Palace. Determined not to let them escape, ...
A 35-bedroom mansion in Bromley, which once served as the World War II officers' quarters, is on the market for £16 million.
The sinking of an Iranian warship by a US Navy submarine off the coast of Sri Lanka this week is something a US sub hasn’t done in more than 80 years and is another indication that Washington’s war ...
A series of nine commemorative Spitfire flights have been announced across the UK, set to mark the 90th anniversary of the legendary Battle of Britain aircraft. These aerial displays promise a ...
In this article, we answer your most searched for questions about World War II, covering Hitler’s motivations through to key ...
Charles Allister Riley was born May 15, 1917, in Newark to James and Anna Riley. He was the third of seven children the couple would raise at their home at 344 Woods Avenue. Charles completed two ...
Cold, clear February weather and moonlight shaped the night assault and intensified the physical strain of the 2,000-foot climb. Snow, ice and frozen ground complicated movement, concealment and ...
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Battle of Britain 85 - Flying with the Few
Commemorating 85 years since the Battle of Britain, this documentary pays tribute to “The Few” – the RAF pilots who stood against overwhelming odds in the summer and autumn of 1940. Experience the ...
Finance and sales outfit Global Constellation has closed a raft of key international deals on Daniel Fahre’s World War II drama “Battle of Oslo.” The film sold in North America (Samuel Goldwyn Films), ...
The first shot of the bloodiest battle of the Civil War was fired by a man from DuPage County. Lt. Marcellus E. Jones of the 8th Illinois Calvary was on patrol outside Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, ...
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