World War II

The Focke-Wulf Fw 190 emerged in 1941 to challenge the Bf 109’s dominance and cast a long shadow over World War II skies.

The Seabees transformed battlefields into bastions of power and continue to serve as global builders and disaster relief experts.

Operation Claymore: British Commandos’ audacious Arctic raid reshaped WWII, showcasing their unyielding spirit against all odds.

Unmasking the .30 Carbine: Beyond myths lies a legacy of valor. Explore its global impact and enduring relevance in firearms history.

The German Mosquito, the Ta 154, mimicked British design but a glue shortage and resource woes grounded its night fighter dream.

Amidst the deafening roar of artillery and the relentless hail of gunfire, the indomitable Rangers scaled the sheer cliffs of Pointe du Hoc, turning the tide of the D-Day invasion with their unparalleled bravery and sacrifice.

American soldiers, underestimating their enemies’ tenacity, fought a brutal three-month battle in the unforgiving jungles of Papua New Guinea.

The once-luxurious SS Tilawa met a watery grave in WWII, leaving a legacy of human loss and a recent legal battle over salvaged silver.

In this gripping account, Tom Rice shares the harrowing details of his team’s nighttime reconnaissance missions in France, where they faced the ever-present danger of enemy snipers—one fateful encounter costing a fellow soldier his life.

Discover the electrifying clash at Cape St. George, a turning point in WWII’s Pacific Theater, where valor and strategy defined victory.

In this electrifying narrative, Tom Rice vividly recounts the daring journey of the 501st Parachute Regiment as they navigate through perilous fog and hostile terrain, plunging into the heart of Normandy to confront the lurking dangers of war.

In this gripping interview, Tom Rice sheds light on a tumultuous skirmish between Air Force and Army personnel in North Carolina, revealing how a dark moment within the ranks led to swift and resolute military justice.