#wwii

#wwii

"When there is an MIA, Missing In Action, there is no body coming home to bury. It caused our family to believe he was dead. But now we have the closure. So now he is home."

Germany's U-boats transformed naval warfare in WWI and WWII, enabling significant shipping disruptions and challenging Allied naval supremacy through innovative strategies and technological advancements.

Chidgey's ninth novel, The Book of Guilt, marks her first foray into dystopian fiction, exploring an alternate universe where WWII ended in 1943.

"Packed with the intrigue of a spy novel, the tension of a wartime thriller, and the vivid detail of great narrative history..." - Laurie Gwen Shapiro

Gerard's letters reveal the struggles and resilience of a young couple separated by war, highlighting Alice's resourcefulness and unyielding spirit during difficult times.

The remarkable Clements Talbot ambulance, which is made of wood and steel, served Londoners during the WWII blitz.

"The war was over a week later. But I will never forget Dachau. I still remember that horrible odor."

Photos have revealed how the village of Downe in Bromley has changed over the last 100 years.

"Over 80,000 Marines, soldiers, and sailors from our two countries fought at Iwo Jima. More than 26,000 died here. Today, we revere their courage."

In a genre dominated by fast-paced shooters, the Sniper Elite franchise stands out with its methodical gameplay and realistic sniping mechanics.

If the United States went to war with Japan, a military study from 1929 concluded, 'all Japanese, alien and Hawaiian-born . . . should be considered as enemy aliens.' Colonel John DeWitt foresaw the need for 'complete military control over the Hawaiian islands, including selective imprisonment of anyone considered threatening.' George S. Patton listed influential community figures in Hawaii as potential 'hostages' in case of war with Japan.