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“The Prince of Hades” introduced a terrifying new weapon to World War I battlefields. The small groups of gray-clad soldiers dis- mounted from wagons on February 26, 1915, and trudged under cover of darkness across the shell-cratered battlefield, just behind the front at Malancourt, near Verdun, France. They lugged unfamiliar equipment: heavy iron tanks, apparatus, …
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Peter Kemp: ‘Set Europe Ablaze’British commando Peter Kemp did just as Churchill ordered, fighting oppression in Europe and elsewhere
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… Read MoreMary RoseThe man-of-war was a relatively new concept when the English retrofitted Mary Rose with heavy guns—and disastrous consequences
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… Read MoreLetter From Military History – September 2016America venerates its war dead by recovering and identifying remains, respectfully interring those remains and honoring our service members' sacrifice
The post Letter From Military… Read MoreAmerican Battle Monuments Commission Secretary Max ClelandABMC Secretary Max Cleland discusses the importance of recovering, identifying, respectfully interring and honoring American war dead
The post American Battle Monuments Commission … Read MoreSeptember 2016 Readers’ LettersReaders sound off about little-known military history, the 1367 Battle of Nájera and the strategy employed by Carthaginian commander Hannibal
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