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Another One for the Funny Pages When I went through the June/July 2008 issue of World War II magazine, I found a pleasant surprise: an article about a soldier who also drew cartoons on his mail home (“Special Delivery”). I was attached to the 10th Armored Division, both at Fort Benning, Georgia, and at Camp …
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Luftwaffe’s Last Blow: The Final Major Aerial Offensive of Nazi GermanyIn the early morning hours of the first day of 1945, Allied pilots in northwest Europe might have expected to see pink elephants before they saw Nazi aircraft. Since the Normandy i… Read MoreWinged Warhorse: Breguet 14The Breguet 14 wasn’t World War I’s fastest, most maneuverable or best-looking biplane, but it soldiered on long after more iconic aircraft had disappeared. To the untrained eye, W… Read MoreThe Iron Eagle’s Last FlightAfter Hans-Ulrich Rudel ended his combat career by purposely crash-landing on an American airfield, the defiant Nazi refused to surrender. Early on May 8, 1945, the most decorated … Read MoreBuild ‘Pips’ Priller’s FW-190D-9Tamiya’s Focke Wulf Fw-190D-9 is an inexpensive, simple-to-assemble 1/48th-scale German World War II fighter. Though some claim the wings are incorrect, it builds into an attractiv… Read MoreDaughter of the Skies: Jean BattenJean Batten put New Zealand on the map during aviation’s Golden Age, then faded into obscurity. FOR HER 26TH BIRTHDAY ON SEPTEMBER 15, 1935, Jean Batten treated herself to a brand-… Read More
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