World War I

As nostalgic and unforgettable as the 1940s comes the resurgence of the most iconic WW2 watch ever made.

The news of the ceasefire does not always travel quickly, especially to the units in far-flung areas. As a result, some battles continued even after the war was over.

Meet these five unsung servicemen whose gallantry efforts and heroic acts during World War I deserve more praise and recognition.

Whether it was Rambo fighting the enemy in Afghanistan or soldiers coming home from Vietnam in Full Metal Jacket, these movies showcased the life of a military veteran in a way that was both accurate and entertaining. So if you’re looking for an insight into military veterans’ life, check out these five classic films from the 80s!

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

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

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

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

Have you ever been in a situation where things are just chill, and the next thing you knew, a minor thing was blown way out of proportion, and things escalated quickly from zero to 100 real fast?

Here are some of the commonly told myths of the First World War that had been debunked.

The scorched earth tactics have been used for the longest time, back from the Scythians, and the latest one being the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

A girl named Maria Zaharia, 12 at that time, died helping the Romanian Army just before the Battle of Mărășești.