In late 1939, as World War II begins to consume Europe, the German tanker Altmark finds itself stranded in the South Atlantic ...

In early 1940, the German tanker Altmark, secretly carrying nearly 300 Allied POWs, attempted to evade British detection by sailing through Norwegian waters, under protection from a Norwegian escort.

The Altmark Incident was definitely an infringement of Norway's neutrality by both Britain and Germany. Neutral countries could no longer be certain of their inviolability in this war.

On Altmark's bridge, Turner found the engine telegraphs ordering full speed, trying to run Cossack up on the shoreline, and he rang stop.

The Altmark had escaped the battle unscathed and was heading up the Atlantic for home, carrying the 300 British sailors which Langsdorff had captured in three months.

Another Altmark project in the South Bronx is at 750 East 134th Street. That development have 133 residential units and include 103,816 square feet of residential space, with 9,456 square feet of ...

Helicopters from the 12th Combat Aviation Brigade and 10th CAB trained for and executed aviation support for the Bundeswehr Army Combat Maneuver Training Center, Apr. 21-24, at Truppenübungsplatz ...

Peter Dyrberg, Hulda Kristín Magnúsdóttir, Altmark in the EFTA Court, European State Aid Law Quarterly, Vol. 12, No. 4 (2013), pp. 746-752 ...