Historian Christopher Browning labelled members of Reserve Police Battalion 101 ‘ordinary men’. Neither of the SS or the Wehrmacht, they were mostly
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George Washington earned a place in the pantheon of leaders who led both militarily and politically through the storms of revolution. Combining
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Coming just months after the attack on Pearl Harbor, the Battle of Midway – in which the outcome of World War II
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The very word 'Viking' conjures up images of fearsome longships, merciless invasions, and slaughtered victims. But were the Vikings unique in their
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More than 4,000 square miles of hills and ridges, thickly forested, dissected by streams and rivers, its few roads punctuated by chokepoints.
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The American Civil War might easily have ended in 1862. In the event, it dragged on for three more years, claiming the
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The world’s largest ever airborne operation was launched during September 1944, with less than a week of planning. This was one of
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The story of Julius Caesar’s military career is that of a special relationship between a brilliant commander and an elite fighting force.
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The wounds are still raw. It was a bitter conflict, it left many grieving, and it remains well within living memory. But
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When we think of great naval commanders, Nelson immediately comes to mind. He fought 13 battles, winning 8. Admiral Yi Sun-sin fought
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