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No One Ate These D-Day Rations. They Survive Today as a Testament to British Cuisine.

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher6/10/20226/16/2022

A D-Day “Assault Ration Pack” believed to be the last of its kind was recently discovered in Dorset, England – featuring tea and biscuits.

British Soldier Who Marched at Queen Elizabeth II’s 1953 Coronation Reflects on the Platinum Jubilee

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher6/3/20226/16/2022

This British Military Cap Was So Ugly It Drove One Man to Suicide

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher6/1/20226/1/2022

Simon Bolivar’s Secret Weapon in South America: British Veterans

by Jerome Long5/24/20225/24/2022

Why Do British Soldiers Wear Cap Badges, And What Do They Mean?

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher4/20/20224/22/2022

How Bobby the Antelope Became One of the British Army’s Cutest Mascots

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher3/15/20224/5/2022

The Other 9/11: The Battle of Brandywine, 1777

by William John Shepherd1/13/20221/13/2022

Cowpens National Battlefield: Then and Now

by William John Shepherd12/10/2021

‘George Jellicoe’ Book Review

by HistoryNet staff11/29/202111/17/2021

Bladensburg Battlefield: Then and Now

by William John Shepherd10/26/202110/25/2021