Battlefield goes under the hammer
An action group has been formed to save a battlefield where Welsh rebel Owain Glyndwr's army and English soldiers clashed more than 600 years ago.
Read MoreWar book unites veteran, 89 and Larchmont boy, 8.
When he was 6, Ramon Pineda picked an unusual bedtime story: a memoir of World War II written by the most decorated officer in the 82nd Airborne Division.
Read MoreGeorge C. Marshal – New Military History Podcast
The latest Military History podcast from George Hageman has been released.
Read MoreCrimea – The First Modern War – New Military History Podcast
The latest Military History podcast from George Hageman has been released.
Read MoreD-Day property for sale
Bistro La Fiere is a 12/16th Century converted mill, in one of the worlds most historical locations. The building is adjacent to the La Fière bridge/causeway and is of course famous for the battle that took place in and around the mill on D-Day.
Read MoreGeorge Duncan's Historical Facts of WWII
This website is a compilation of facts gathered from various sources including encyclopedias, almanacs, magazines, newspapers and the hundreds of books published since the end of WWII.
Read MoreHistoric WWII Airfield up for sale
A PIECE of Historic land on the Somerset/Devon border is being put up for sale. The former Second World War airfield at Smeatharpe is scheduled to go under the hammer at the Castle Hotel, Taunton, on Wednesday, May 17.
Read MoreUrban War at Stalingrad – New Military History Podcast
The latest Military History podcast from George Hageman has been released.
Read MoreAddress for donations to ACG’s adopted unit in Iraq
It is now possible to send items to Armchair General's adopted unit in Iraq, read on for details...
Read MoreLiquid Fire – New Military History Podcast
The latest Military History podcast from George Hageman has been released.
Read MoreNew Military History Podcast
The latest Military History podcast from George Hageman has been released...
Read MoreSociety of Military History Recruiting New Members. Enlist Now!
The Society of Military History (SMH) is a national organization dedicated to the study of all eras of military history.
Read MoreWW2-related theatre evening at the Kings Head Theatre, Islington, London
Angela Richards who played the lead female character, Monique, in the BBC's popular 70s TV series Secret Army will be singing all the songs she composed and performed in the series as well as some wartime favourites like Lili Marlene and I'll Be Seeing You.
Read MoreWWII 82nd Airborne hero lands in Afghanistan
It had been 61 years since retired Lt. Col. James “Maggie†Megellas had set foot on a battlefield with fellow 82nd Airborne Division “Devils in Baggy Pants.†That all changed Feb. 23...
Read MoreWeider Purchases History Magazines From Primedia
Feb. 28, 2006 - Weider History Group announced today the purchase of Primedia’s military history and American social history magazines and related web sites, including American History, Military History, World War II, Wild West, Civil War Times, America’s Civil War, MHQ, British Heritage, Vietnam and Aviation History, plus Historynet.com.
Read MoreUS Army decommissions the last MASH unit.
Made famous by the film and subsequent long-running television series, the US Army's MASH (Mobile Army Surgical Hospitals) are no more.
Read MoreBritain commemorates World War II US Broadcaster
A commemorative plaque has been unveiled at the London home of Edward R Murrow, the famous radio journalist who reported from the city at the height of the Blitz.
Read MoreThe Graf Spee's Eagle sees light of day after 66 years.
The enormous bronze eagle adorning the German Battleship Admiral Graf Spee has been lifted from the sunken vessel...
Read MorePress Release: Battle of Europe
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