Hezbollah Commander Dies and Meets Jesus Who Reveals Khamenei’s Fate I gave the order and people died because of me. I told myself it was right, but deep down I...
“Even the VC Respected Them” – What Captured Viet Cong Fighters Said About Australian SAS in Vietnam A former Vietkong gorilla sat in an interrogation room at Nui Dot in...
The boots on the wooden porch stopped midstep. A 15-year-old girl, gaunt as a famine struck ghost, stepped off the army truck and into the dust of the Texas...
“If We Fire, We Die” – The Risk Behind Every Australian SAS Ambush in Vietnam Five men, 100 enemy soldiers, a single burst of automatic fire lasting 4 seconds. The...
At August 8th, 1944, a wheat field outside the village of Ga Messil, Normandy, France, 740 hours. SS Oberish Durmfurer Verer Loachman sits in the commander hatch of Tiger...
In 1904, Britain built a pistol so advanced that no other nation had anything like it. Self-loading, powerful, accurate, built to last a century. And then the British Army...
September 16th, 1943. Tookina airfield, Bugenville, Solomon Islands. 0714 hours. A Corsair explodes in midair. Not crashes, not spirals down, smoking, explodes. One second, it’s a 14,000lb fighter aircraft....
March 18th, 1944. Somewhere over northern France, the German fighter pilot from Munich had seen plenty of American bombers in his three years of combat. B7s, B-24s, even the...
How the Aussie SAS Found the Perfect Hiding Spot in Vietnam I used to think I understood what it meant to hide. We’d been trained in camouflage, taught to dig...
At 11:47 p.m. on March 14th, 1944, Private Eric Anderson crouched in frozen Norwegian mud, gripping a handforged throwing axe while nine German centuries patrolled the perimeter of Greeny...