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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.

When Faced With Simple, Hard Choices, We Need to Be Like Ike — a ‘Designated Son of a Bitch’

by Mark Grimsley6/2/20226/3/2022

How Gustav the Pigeon Broke the First News of the D-Day Landings

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher4/5/20224/7/2022

Think It’s Easy to Destroy Tanks with Airplanes? Think Again

by A.D. Harvey3/16/20225/23/2022

These NATO Generals Had Unusual Backgrounds: They Served in the Third Reich

by David T. Zabecki11/10/202111/9/2021

Rommel’s Last Day

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher10/14/202110/13/2021

Breakthrough at Saint-Lô: The Battle of Normandy’s Hedgerows

by Ron Soodalter9/15/20219/20/2021

World War II’s Junior Tank Commanders Endured Unimaginable Hardships

by James Holland8/9/20218/11/2021

Surviving Objects From D-Day Speak Volumes on Sacrifice

by John Long6/11/20216/11/2021

The U.S. Coast Guard: One of World War II’s Unsung Heroes

by James Holland4/16/2021