SS Officer Vanished To South America — Generations Later, His Jungle Hideout Was Finally Found
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December 14th, 1944. Six panser army headquarters near Bad Noyanar. SS Obust Groupfura Zep Dietrich is staring at a map that demands nothing short of…
December 16th, 1944. The Arden’s forest. SS Lieutenant Colonel Yokim Piper watches his steel predators, the pride of the Panzer Vafa, tear through the American…
June 7th, 1944, shortly after dawn, at a headquarters near Paris, General Leo Guyer von Schwepenberg studied the map spread across his operations table. The…
March 6th, 1944. Shortly after noon, General Adolf Galland stood in the operations room at Luftvafa headquarters in Berlin, watching radar screens flicker with incoming…
July 11th, 1943. Field Marshall Kessler was absolutely certain he had the Americans exactly where he wanted them. He had their infantry trapped on the…
Kessle Ring spent the remainder of the war fighting defensive campaigns in Italy. He built the Gustav line across the Italian peninsula. He held Monte…
May 1943, over the skies of northern France, General Duryagfleer Adolf Galand pushed his Messid BF 109 into a climbing turn, tracking what should have…
Germany had lost, and the Luftvafa, once the most powerful air force in the world, had been annihilated. On May 8th, 1945, Germany surrendered unconditionally….
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