World War II

Explore Ronald Speirs’ journey from Edinburgh to becoming a legendary soldier, revered for his courage and tactical brilliance.

Explore Easy Company’s daring mission and the haunting legacy of the Kehlsteinhaus, set against the stunning backdrop of the Bavarian Alps.

In the early days of WWII, the MP40 submachine gun redefined innovation and forever reshaped the landscape of firearm design.

Captain Herbert Sobel, a formidable figure, often cast as the antagonist whose rigid leadership style pushes Easy Company to their limits.

The M1/M2 Carbine’s evolution from a World War II hero to a valuable asset for the enemy in Vietnam underscores its adaptability and enduring impact on military history.

Member of British SAS in North Africa in early 1943.

Amidst the roar of engines and the thunderous explosions, the B-17 Flying Fortresses of the 390th Bomb Group delivered a devastating blow to the enemy’s war machine, forever altering the course of the conflict and the fate of occupied Paris.

The 1st Skijäger Brigade, formed in late 1943 to master the brutal winters of the Eastern Front, exemplified military innovation and adaptability, leaving a lasting legacy in the realm of specialized warfare.

Explore Admiral Arleigh Burke’s dynamic legacy—a visionary leader who transformed naval warfare, leaving an indelible mark on history’s seas.

Germany’s iconic firearms, like the Karabiner 98k, MP40, and MG42, left an indelible mark on WWII, shaping the battlefield and future firearms design.

In the twisted, shadowy depths of Unit 731’s history, we find humanity’s darkest experiments, a chilling testament to the monstrous depths to which the soul can sink in war’s savage embrace.

The Austrian Gebirgsjäger, a specialized mountain warfare unit with roots in the Austro-Hungarian Empire, are known for their distinctive grey caps adorned with the edelweiss, symbolizing their alpine expertise and strong tradition of mountain infantry.