Charles Alvin “Charley” Wirt was one of the most daring and aggressive infantry officers of World War II. From August …

USS Triton (SSRN 586) was designed as a nuclear radar picket sub to accompany and protect carrier battle groups, providing …

A lot of trilogies fizzle out by their completion. Not so for Don Berliner’s Surviving Trainer and Transport Aircraft of …

Erich Bachem had a brilliant idea.

Bachem was a creative and persistent aircraft designer in wartime Nazi Germany. His idea, …

U.S. Army armored units have come a long way since their infancy during the early days of World War II. …

William B. “Brad” Hoelscher became one of the last U.S. airmen to be shot down in Europe during World War …

On the fourth day of Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF), a small blue symbol appeared on Blue Force Tracking (BFT) system …

The German 88mm Flak has to be considered the most famous artillery piece of World War II. Designed as an …

The evening of Aug. 17, 1943, had passed pleasantly for Wernher von Braun, the technical director of the Peenemünde Army …

The 18 men in Operation Creek were the most unlikely ever to participate in a special operations mission – middle-aged, …