History

Here’s how #LeonLewis’ unofficial US intelligence organization became the source of the latest and hottest Nazi news during WWII.

Sgt. George D. Libby did not hesitate to offer himself in an encounter during the Korean War so that others may live.

Krystyna Skarbek was once Churchill’s favorite spy but the treatment she received after the war proved it might just not be true.

Nick was once a prisoner of war in Vietnam who managed to survive the very last minute. His saving grace? His beard.

I never knew the men who died on June 28th, 2005 as part of Operation Red Wings, but their loss still moved me greatly. At the time, it was the greatest one-day loss of life in the special operations community. It’s hard to fathom that was 17 years ago today.

There are some instances when the world just does not have the luxury of time, and vaccines should be rushed, and the same thing happened during World War II when the war couldn’t just wait.

How long do you think you could last to hold off enemy forces if the fate of the entire world was in your hands? For Command Sergeant Major Bennie G. Adkins, he’d gladly do it for as long as he could.

Edwards was caught and sentenced to death for slaughtering cattle that he and his comrades were planning to eat.

Whenever we hear the name Coco Chanel, there are only a few things that come to mind: high-street fashion. But Nazi spy? This is what we will cover in this piece. 

When the M79 grenade launcher was developed in the 1960s and saw use during the Vietnam War, its users either instantly fell in love with it… or despised it with their being— there’s no in-between.

To a guy named Bill Tutte, his solution to stopping the Nazis was not weapons or treaties but numbers, and it worked.

Although the main operations and battles of WWI happened in Europe, there were also other nations who fought gallantly in the war.