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Military History, MH Issues
The September 2018 issue features a cover story about the scrutiny of captured Soviet T-54A tanks during the 1956 Hungarian Revolution...
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Military History, MH Letters
Readers sound off about the Spanish Civil War and "fragging" (the murder of NCOs and officers) during the Vietnam War...
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Military History Magazine
Offered terms by besieging Xiongnu nomads in ad 75–76, Han Chinese commander Geng Gong gave an unconventional answer—he killed, cooked and ate their envoy...
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Military History Magazine
In late 1916 a German naval adventurer slipped the British blockade aboard a three-masted windjammer to raid like the pirates of old...
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HistoryNet Video
The USS Indianapolis was commissioned at the Philadelphia Navy Yard on November 15, 1932. The ship served with honor from Pearl Harbor through the last campaign of World War II, sinking in action two weeks before the end of...
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Military History Magazine
A search team led by Microsoft billionaire Paul Allen has discovered the storied wreck of the 610-foot heavy cruiser USS Indianapolis...
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Military History Magazine
In 1974 Turkish and Greek factions took up arms on the island nation of Cyprus, sparking a divisive conflict with lasting ramifications...
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HistoryNet Video
An old U.S. Navy ship was blown up recently as part of a RIMPAC 2018 exercise. ...
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Military History Magazine
Amid the 1956 Hungarian Revolution a bold British military attaché got a close look at disabled and captured Soviet T-54A tanks...
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Military History Magazine
British administrators put down the 1948–60 communist uprising using a successful and surprising mix of counterinsurgency tactics ...
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Military History Magazine
Fix bayonets and follow me!” shouted Captain Lewis Millett as he led Company E, 2nd Battalion, 27th U.S. Infantry Regiment, in a Feb. 7, 1951, charge against entrenched Chinese positions atop Hill 180 during the Korean War...
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Military History Book Reviews
Richard Overy delivers a lively account of the 1918 founding and postwar maturation of Britain’s autonomous Royal Air Force...
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Military History Book Reviews
In this freewheeling intellectual exercise on strategy, John Gaddis challenges readers to think without telling them what to think...
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Military History Book Reviews
Nicholas Morton argues that the city of Aleppo (in present-day Syria) was the key to control of the Levant during the Crusades...
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Military History Book Reviews
Jeremy Stöhs examines the post–Cold War decline of European naval forces and suggests what the 21st century may hold...
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Military History
At Clontarf on Good Friday 1014 the Irish united under High King Brian Boru to drive out Viking invaders...
