World War II

MSgt. Vito Bertoldo is the Most Badass Medal of Honor recipient, having to defend a vital CP by himself in 1945 near Hatten, France.

Meet the most lethal submarine to patrol the waters in the Pacific, USS Tang (SS-306), helmed by Lt. Richard O’Kane in 1944.

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!

Because of his hands-on approach as a Nazi commander, it was no surprise that Erwin Rommel brushed skin with death numerous times. Here were some of those instances.

Poland urges Ukraine to recognize the dark truth of the latter’s past during the remembrance of the 1943 Volhynia Massacre on July 11.

An insight into the historical art book ‘Victory at Sea,’ a full-color depiction of warships during WWII by Ian Marshall and Paul Kennedy

They say that the most painful betrayal comes from the one you trusted the most, and Hitler knew exactly how that felt.

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

Women did not only play the civilian roles and duties, but they also became female Marines during World War II.

In the days and hours leading up to the D-Day invasion, extremely dangerous missions were given to the British Special Air Service (SAS) commandos, Navy UDT divers, and Jedburgh teams. You may be asking, “What’s a Jedburgh team?” Read on to find out.

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.