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The 5 Best Fighter Jets of World War II
World War II saw the emergence of some groundbreaking jet fighters that revolutionized aerial warfare. The Messerschmitt Me ...
The Last Secret Agent by Pippa Latour: The young female British spy who makes Bond look like a wuss
Kathryn Hughes discovers the incredible life of Pippa Latour who went behind enemy lines during WWII and helped defeat the ...
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Japan’s Type 95 Ha-Go Main Battle Tank May Be History's Worst Tank
The Type 95 is in a league of its own. It was mass produced, meaning that the Japanese were forced to rely on it—despite the ...
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WW2: Did the war change life for women?
And once the guns fell silent in 1945 ... changed the relationship between designers and the High Street. WW2: How did the British plan to celebrate VE Day? documentWW2: How did the British ...
Find records of WWI and WWII dead with new interactive tool
Join our WhatsApp Top Stories and, Breaking News group by clicking this link As we remember those who have fallen in global conflicts, past and present, an interactive tool is available for the public ...
Jaw-dropping heroics of SAS legend Paddy Mayne’s do-or-die mission dubbed ‘bravest of WW2’ – before he was denied a VC
CAUGHT in a Nazi ambush, the trapped SAS men’s plight seemed desperate. Patrol leader Major Dick Bond and his driver, Trooper ...
How a secret weapon built in Cincinnati helped end World War II
Crosley-produced proximity fuses were the first deployed to enemy lines and responsible for the first kill of an enemy aircraft. The world's first smart bomb, produced here in Cincinnati, turned the ...
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King George VI’s Service in the Great War Majorly Influenced His Actions During World War II
Toward the end of World War I, King George VI served with the Royal Naval Air Service. He was appointed Officer in Charge of ...
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WW2: Why do we love the Spitfire?
50 calibre machine-guns. The fighters provided crucial ... Find out if you would have what it takes to be part of the crew. WW2: How did the British plan to celebrate VE Day?