Military History

In military history’s most epic tank battle, McMaster found himself outnumbered by Iraq during the Gulf War.

Could Davy Jones had taken them and locked them away in his locker? Was it perhaps the Bermuda Triangle creatures? We may never know. Here are some ships that mysteriously disappeared and were yet to be found.

One last toast, the last silver goblet turned. The Air Force honors the memory of the Doolittle Raiders as all 80 brave men pass away. The final raider, Lt. Col. Richard Cole, passed away at age 103. He was Lt. Gen. James Doolittle’s co-pilot during the historic raid.

However you celebrate Easter, it wouldn’t be quite possible if not for the two black American soldiers in the known photograph holding special “Easter Eggs for Hitler” and many others. They sacrificed their lives so we could freely celebrate these kinds of occasions.

It was not uncommon for the top military commanders and presidents to have disagreements and clashes at times. Here are instances when presidents fired military officials.

When watchmaker Praesidus reached out to us about their watches, I had to admit I was intrigued. But, they didn’t just have a watch they wanted us to see; they wanted to tell us a story about the watch and the paratroopers who inspired Praesidus to make them. Tom Rice was an accomplished athlete at […]

This is the alleged story of a Korean who fought not only under one or two but three sides of war during the messy times of World War II.

When it comes to creating weapons to annihilate adversaries, we sure can count on how the ancient people effectively forged some of the most formidable and fearsome weapons.

With the shortage of materials necessary for war, the US government asked for public help and was diligently answered in the patriotic act to help in the effort.

When WWI started, Simon Perris thought he could not just sit and wait while others fought, even after he was told that he could not join.

Tall, light-complexioned, blonde, blue-eyed— these were the ideal characteristics of the so-called master race, things that the 19-year-old Hans Scholl possessed.

Sing “Always Look on the Bright Side of Life” from Monty Python’s Life of Brian after your ship was hit by an enemy rocket? Why not? In fact, that’s exactly what the crew of HMS Sheffield did that time in 1982 during the Falklands War.