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War of Words – ‘kamikaze’

Driven by desperation in the waning months of the Second World War – and motivated by a martial code, bushido, that glorified…

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American Air Museum at Duxford granted listed status

During the Second World War, Duxford was both an RAF and a United States Army Air Force station, playing an important role…

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REVIEW – SAS: Band of Brothers

Yet, from the outset, this is a history with a difference. Set in the aftermath of D-Day, it concerns SABU-70, a 12-man…

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REVIEW – Sicily ’43: the assault on Fortress Europe

Holland has written a series of nine excellent campaign histories over the last few years, looking at fighting World War II in…

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Rare WWII Enigma machine uncovered in the Baltic

Although the machines were once produced in high quantities, they are today extremely rare, with only a few surviving intact in German…

Books/WWII

REVIEW – Lancaster: the forging of a very British legend

Penned by former RAF Navigator and Gulf War veteran John Nichol, Lancaster is one of the most enthralling aviation history books I…

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Facebook steps in to save struggling Bletchley Park

Closed for four months due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the museum lost as much as 95% of its income, which is heavily…

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REVIEW – Crucible of Hell: Okinawa: the last great battle of the Second World War

In Crucible of Hell, David once again demonstrates his commanding power to hold the reader’s attention.…

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Spies of WWII commemorated with blue plaques

Noor Inayat Khan and Christine Granville both came to Britain immediately before the war broke out and served in their adopted home…

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Wreck off Norwegian coast confirmed as long-lost German warship

Karlsruhe led the German attack on Kristiansand during Operation Weserübung on 9 April 1940, as part of the Nazi invasion of Norway.…

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