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Why 70,000 Japanese Troops Never Came Back From the Jungle.
70,000 Japanese soldiers went into the jungle. They were trained. They were armed. They were ordered to fight to the death. But they never came…
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What A Japanese Zero Pilot Said When He Realized Hiroshima Was Gone.
August 6th, 1,945 8:17 a.m. Captain Kenji Nakamura is alone in the sky. His zero hum steady at 15,000 ft. Routine patrol. Eastern sector. Nothing…
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Why Patton Forced the “Rich & Famous” German Citizens to Walk Through Buchenwald
March 28th, 1945. The war was supposed to be over. The German army was collapsing. American tanks were driving deep into Bavaria. But when the…
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Why Patton Forced the “Rich & Famous” German Citizens to Walk Through Buchenwald
April 16th, 1945, a sunny spring morning in Germany. If you looked at the road leading out of the city of Weimar, you would see…
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The “Fake” Rock That Tricked the Nazis (And Ruined Their Trains)
April 29th, 1945. A Sunday morning. The sky was gray. The air was cold. The soldiers of the US 45th Infantry Division. The Thunderbirds were…
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The ‘Brutal’ British Wrist Weapon That Combined A Cosh, Garrote And Dagger In One English
It looked for all the world like a small flashlight or a length of pipe work, 7 in of matte dark metal with a rounded…
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The “Fake” Rock That Tricked the Nazis (And Ruined Their Trains)
1942, a hush hidden workshop somewhere in the English countryside. Around a long bench, British engineers inspected what at first glance looked like ordinary lumps…
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How British Fake Coal Secretly Destroyed German Trains During World War II
Asecret facility hidden in the English countryside. British engineers stood around a workbench covered in lumps of coal. Except these weren’t lumps of coal. They…
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This Baseball Grenade That Killed the Man Who Threw It
1943 Rochester, New York. High fences, guarded entrances. An unmarked industrial building where the neighbors had no idea what was being made inside. Eastman Kodak,…
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The 7-Inch British Knife That Made Nazi Germany Fear the Darkness
June 1942, a German sentry stands watch outside an ammunition depot in occupied France. He’s not alone. Standing orders require two guards minimum at all…
- Why 70,000 Japanese Troops Never Came Back From the Jungle.
70,000 Japanese soldiers went into the jungle. They were trained. They were armed. They were… Read more: Why 70,000 Japanese Troops Never Came Back From the Jungle. - What A Japanese Zero Pilot Said When He Realized Hiroshima Was Gone.
August 6th, 1,945 8:17 a.m. Captain Kenji Nakamura is alone in the sky. His zero… Read more: What A Japanese Zero Pilot Said When He Realized Hiroshima Was Gone. - Why Patton Forced the “Rich & Famous” German Citizens to Walk Through Buchenwald
March 28th, 1945. The war was supposed to be over. The German army was collapsing.… Read more: Why Patton Forced the “Rich & Famous” German Citizens to Walk Through Buchenwald - Why Patton Forced the “Rich & Famous” German Citizens to Walk Through Buchenwald
April 16th, 1945, a sunny spring morning in Germany. If you looked at the road… Read more: Why Patton Forced the “Rich & Famous” German Citizens to Walk Through Buchenwald - The “Fake” Rock That Tricked the Nazis (And Ruined Their Trains)
April 29th, 1945. A Sunday morning. The sky was gray. The air was cold. The… Read more: The “Fake” Rock That Tricked the Nazis (And Ruined Their Trains) - The ‘Brutal’ British Wrist Weapon That Combined A Cosh, Garrote And Dagger In One English
It looked for all the world like a small flashlight or a length of pipe… Read more: The ‘Brutal’ British Wrist Weapon That Combined A Cosh, Garrote And Dagger In One English