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Why the Red Army lost so many T-34s in World War II
The T-34 shocked German forces in 1941 and became the backbone of Soviet armored power. Yet by war’s end, tens of thousands ...
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American Who Fought with the Red Army Alone
Jumpin’ Joe Beyrle’s story is one of the most extraordinary of World War II. As a paratrooper of the 101st Airborne, he ...
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Congratulations, Putin: The Ukraine War Has Now Lasted Longer than World War II
Russia has lost around 1.2 million soldiers during the Ukraine War—a number that pales in comparison to its losses during the ...
U.S. Army Lt. Col. Louis E. Roemer was taken prisoner in the Philippines when the Japanese in May 1942 captured the island fortress of Corregidor, after American forces lost the Bataan Peninsula.
Dr. Azmi Bishara spoke to Al-Araby TV about some of the key issues affecting the Middle East and beyond following Trump’s ...
A Roxbury native and Brigadier General Enoch ‘Woody’ Woodhouse is a living legend and was the man of the hour in Quincy on ...
The Pentagon identified Delaware soldier Lt. Col. Louis Roemer, missing since WWII, decades after his capture and death.
President Donald Trump's insistence that the U.S. will acquire Greenland "whether they like it or not" is just the latest ...
The Battle of Kasserine Pass was America's first major fight against the European Axis in World War II. It turned into one of ...
U.S. Army Lt. Col. Louis E. Roemer, 43, of Wilmington, Delaware, who died while he was being held by Japan as a prisoner of ...
The Salvation Army Tucson and Southern Arizona is asking for help with putting red kettles on the front burner in the final stretch of the holiday season. “The Red Kettle Campaign is so important. We ...
The Battle of Blair Mountain wasn't just a labor dispute gone wrong. It was the moment the federal government deployed troops ...
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