Book Review – Hitler’s Time Machine
Our friend Robert F. Dorr has written more than 70 books on a range of military subjects, as well as …
World War II
The Abandoned Relief of Wake Island
Within the long list of bad war news coming out of the Pacific in December 1941, one item of good …
Decima Flottiglia Mas and Operazione EA3: The Raid on Alexandria
To even the most casual observer of global events in World War II, it was obvious the strategic situation during …
Book Review – The Battle of the Bulge
Seventy years ago this month, what we Americans refer to as the Battle of the Bulge began. If you are …
Pearl Harbor: The Attack
The storm of iron and explosives that broke over Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941, was one of the finest …
M2 .50-caliber “Ma Deuce” is Still Going Strong in Her 90s
The M2 machine gun is “an incredible story of longevity,” said retired U.S. Coast Guard Master Chief Boatswain’s Mate Maurice …
Inland’s New Clone of the M1911A1 Is a Blast from the Past
John Browning’s M1911 .45ACP is perhaps the iconic automatic pistol of all time, having faithfully and reliably served the United …
Slugging It Out In Tarawa Lagoon
In Operation Galvanic on Nov. 20, 1943, almost ten thousand Marines journeyed to the Gilbert chain of the central Pacific …
The Court-martial of Jackie Robinson
On the afternoon of Tuesday, April 15, 1947, at Ebbets Field before a crowd of 26,623 spectators that included 14,000 …
Warren Spahn, Hall of Fame Pitcher, Was Seasoned by World War II
Like fellow Baseball Hall of Famer Ted Williams, pitcher Warren Spahn had his career interrupted by World War II. Unlike …