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The “Stupid” Flap Trick That Let Him Outturn Fighters Twice as Fast
September 1944. A lone American bomber tries something impossible. Enemy fighters close from behind. Guns hot. The pilot drops his landing flaps at 200 mph.…
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This 21-Year-Old Corsair Newcomer Missed His Approach And Invented a Trick That Saved 6 Pilots
The Corsair bounces once, twice. The third impact snaps the tail wheel clean off. Metal screams across coral gravel. The engine coughs black smoke as…
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How One PBY Pilot Landed on Open Ocean Under Fire — And Saved 56 Men
At a.m. on February 15th, 1944, Lieutenant Junior Grade Nathan Gordon sat in the cockpit of his PBY5 Catalina flying boat, watching smoke rise from…
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Why Germany Let 1,000 American Bombers In—Then Turned the Sky Into a Killing Zone
At 0712 a.m. the English countryside was quiet in the way only wartime mornings could be. Cold air, low clouds, grass still wet with frost.…
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Engineers Called a 1,000-Pound Cannon “Pilot Suicide” — Until It Stopped a 2,000-Ton Warship
At a.m. on a humid morning in early 1942, a twin engine bomber hurtled just 50 feet above the Pacific. Salt spray slapped its aluminum…
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“I Found Out Who REALLY Built The Pyramids And I Brought Proof” Graham Hancock Leaves World STUNNED
That the stones used in building the great pyramid came from Torah and Torah is a 25 mile to the east. What if everything you…
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Why Giants Vanished After 1800 — The Mudflood Cover-up
I started noticing them in the margins, not in history books, not in academic journals, but in photographs. Old photographs, the kind with that sepia…
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Giants of Iowa 1856 — The Discovery They Erased From History
When historians describe Iowa in 1856, they usually focus on what was happening above ground. Westward expansion, new settlements springing up along the frontier, and…
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The Giants They Erased From History — Guardians of Tartaria
I wasn’t looking for giants when I started this investigation. I was researching architectural anomalies. Doorways too tall, staircases too grand, furniture scaled beyond human…
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Command Said His Night Mission Was Impossible — Until He Sunk 4 Subs By Moonlight
The moon hangs full over the Bay of Bisque on the night of July 5th, 1942. Squadron leader Jefferson Herbert Greswell peers through the windscreen…
- How One Black Engineer Built the Machines That Beat Hitler
They said a black man couldn’t do it. They said his hands weren’t steady enough,… Read more: How One Black Engineer Built the Machines That Beat Hitler - General Leo Gyre catastrophic encounter with Allied air power
June 7th, 1944, shortly after dawn, at a headquarters near Paris, General Leo Guyer von… Read more: General Leo Gyre catastrophic encounter with Allied air power - America Copied Germany’s WWII Shovel — But Missed The Genius One feature Every Soldier Needed
Tunisia, North Africa. March 1943. A weary American infantryman crouches in shallow desert sand, his… Read more: America Copied Germany’s WWII Shovel — But Missed The Genius One feature Every Soldier Needed - German POWs in Idaho Were Shocked When American Ranchers Using “Salt Licks” to Control Cattles
September 18th, 1944. General Hassan Montufil stood in his command post near the German border,… Read more: German POWs in Idaho Were Shocked When American Ranchers Using “Salt Licks” to Control Cattles - German POWs in Idaho Were Shocked When American Ranchers Using “Salt Licks” to Control Cattles
The cattle came without being forced. Thousands of them moved across the high desert plateau,… Read more: German POWs in Idaho Were Shocked When American Ranchers Using “Salt Licks” to Control Cattles - German POWs General Couldn’t Believe Their First Day In America
Camp Swift, Texas, July 1944. The convoy appeared first as a mirage on the flat… Read more: German POWs General Couldn’t Believe Their First Day In America