Job Maseko: The WWII Hero Who Should’ve Gotten the Victoria Cross But Didn’t
Lance Corporal Job Maseko was once a gallant South African hero who died without a penny to his name.
Lance Corporal Job Maseko was once a gallant South African hero who died without a penny to his name.
X troop was composed of Jewish refugees from concentration camps before they escaped to the UK, so they had their personal reasons to fight.
Peter Lemon had a slightly different story because he did his duties and more while high on marijuana.
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After its unimpressive performance, the Bell P-39 Airacobra was deemed the least loved American fighter plane of World War II.
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Of all the possible reasons that high-ranking SS and police officer Reinhard Heydrich could’ve died, the reason for his death was for sure unexpected.
The Canadian Rangers’ weapon of choice is the more than a century-old Lee-Enfield Rifle, and it was a no-brainer.