In one of the most astonishing moments of World War II, former enemies united to fight a common foe. At Castle Itter, German ...

Called “the Unkillable Soldier,” he fought in three major conflicts and refused to stay sidelined for long despite losing an eye and hand in battle, surviving multiple plane crashes and being ...

Nicknamed the “Bloody Bucket” by the Germans, the 28th Infantry Division played a major role during the Battle of the Bulge.

Though World War II may evoke images of troops storming the beach at Normandy, the “We Can Do It!” poster and of course, that iconic Times Square kiss, there’s a whole lot more to the story ...

The United States and North Korea have been enemies since the official start of the Korean War in June 1950, with only the 1953 Armistice preventing a renewal of military battle. Without a peace ...

The US Army once used ‘battle sleds’ to ferry soldiers in World War II Made out of torpedo shells and pulled by tanks, the improvised infantry tactic saw heavy used during fighting in Italy.

Some soldiers have taken medical leave and never returned, while others have left mid-firefight. The Entire units have also walked off the battlefield together, according to a report.

The battle for villages in the Kursk region has unexpectedly turned into some of the most intense fighting of the war.

During World War II, Earl L. McCorkle from Elizabeth, Pennsylvania, was fighting the Germans while trying to cross the Rhine River. But it was during the Battle at Remagen that he lost his helmet.

When Ukrainian soldiers captured two North Korean prisoners of war last month, it provided the first undeniable proof of Pyongyang’s direct involvement in the war against Ukraine.

We Are Still Fighting World War II The Unsettled Legacy of the Conflict That Shaped Today’s Politics Antony Beevor May 7, 2025 U.S. soldiers landing on the beach on D-Day near Vierville-sur-Mer, ...

President Volodymyr Zelensky says Ukraine's forces have captured two North Korean soldiers fighting alongside Russian troops in Russia’s Kursk border region.