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The Many Times Rommel Escaped Death or Capture During World War II

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher5/25/20225/25/2022

Erwin Rommel’s hands-on approach to military leadership in World War II brought him into constant brushes with danger and death.

No Exit: Rommel Opposed Hitler but the Allies Saw Him as an Enemy

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher10/14/20218/18/2022

Nazis Once Worked and Played in Hearne, Texas

by Pierre A. Lehu10/28/20194/28/2022

What We Learned: from the Kasserine Pass

by Stephan Wilkinson8/29/2017

Sand Trap: Serving in the Afrika Korps

by Max Reisch4/18/20175/11/2017

Asking for Trouble: The Long Range Desert Group

by Gavin Mortimer12/1/20166/20/2019

Video: Nazi Germany’s Africa Corps (DAK) Running Field Missions

by Amy Chan2/18/20163/31/2016

A seasoned cavalryman, Colonel Harry “Paddy” Flint was 55 when he took over command of the 39th Infantry Regiment in 1943, and gave it the distinctive slogan that marks Corporal Roger Elmer’s letters home (pictured).

From the Footlocker: September/October 2015

by HistoryNet staff9/15/20151/4/2016

Did Generals Really Lead from the Front?

by Gerald Swick7/15/20142/13/2019

MHQ Table of Contents, Summer 2012

by ehoward5/3/20122/17/2016