Military History

When the Russian forces declared the fire with Ukraine, it forcefully displaced millions of Ukrainians, killed hundreds-of-thousands civilians, and left Ukraine under massive destruction while occupying all its key cities and frontiers.

One of the men who stood out with his unconventional ways during WWII was Major Digby. His weapon of choice? His trusty umbrella.

When the Luftwaffe bombers pierced the sky of Poland on that unfateful day of September 1, 1939, many were scared, but some did not let their fear take over and braved their way to help others. Irena was one of them.

Perhaps the real greatest horror story of the Western Front during World War I was the death surrounding the trenches.

When he was rejected, he took it to himself and played the role of a spy, with or without the British’s approval.

We usually imagine the WWI battles being fought on the Eastern or Western Front of Europe, but that was not always the case.

Sometimes, an unconventional strategy born from a combination of quick thinking and fear is all it takes to turn the tides against the enemies.

No longer were drum beats, flaming arrows, and messenger pigeons the main form of military communication — a major key to victory.

March is Women’s Month Celebration, so it’s time that we highlight their contributions during WWII.

Aside from the enemies, soldiers of trench warfare had another adversary to look out for: Trench Foot.

Fearless, loyal, and armed with the sharpest ax, these Viking warriors were everything a leader could ask for in his army.

It’s easy to assume that all the Germans who participated in the holocaust happily obliged to kill the Jews but one Nazi proved that wrong.