A Holiday to Remember — Soldier’s Letter From Front Recounts 1914 Christmas Truce
“We were just going to fire on them when we saw they had no rifles, so one of our men went to meet them.” (Originally published in MilitaryHistoryNow.com on Dec. 24, 2014) BRITAIN’S ROYAL MAIL…
Hack Attacks — A Brief History of Cyberwarfare
“Could the next Pearl Harbor attack take place in cyberspace? It’s not a far-fetched idea, considering recent events.” LAST WEEK, U.S. president Barrack Obama vowed to retaliate against Russia following revelations from America’s intelligence community that Putin regime hackers…
The Ones That Got Away – Seven of Military History’s Most Incredible Evacuations
“Dunkirk isn’t the only ‘miraculous’ evacuation to be found in the annals of military history. There have been others.” MHN’s TWITTER FEED was buzzing last week following the release of the new trailer for the…
‘Coming In Hot and Heavy’ – Glider Pilot Recalls Crash Landing a Platoon in France on D-Day (LISTEN)
“I set down doing about 85 or 90 mph on wet grass with no brakes and the hedgerows were coming up pretty damn fast.” OF THE 17,000 American airborne troops to touch down in Normandy on…
“I Want YOU!” – The Story Behind One of the Most Famous Wartime Posters in History
“Four million copies of the poster were quickly printed and plastered onto walls and signposts from Maine to California. Within weeks, just about every American citizen had seen it.” YOU’VE PROBABLY NEVER heard the name James Montgomery Flagg, but…
Hearts of Oak, Tunics of Red – 10 Amazing Facts About the Royal Marines of the Napoleonic Wars
“Their gallant conduct is merely alluded to rather than discussed in detail by both naval historians and maritime novelists. The Royal Navy furnishes the stars and The Royal Marines supply the extras.” By John Danielski …
