Germans Laughed at Their Bombers — Until U S P 38s Turned the Tide
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November 14th, 1944. 0530 hours. Herkin Forest, Germany. The steam rising from the tin cup caught the first rays of dawn visible through the shattered…
At 10:15 a.m. on March 31st, 1944, Second Lieutenant Owen John Bagot hangs suspended in his parachute harness at 15,000 ft above the Burmese jungle,…
March 23rd, 1945. 0642 hours. Rimigan Bridge, Rin River, Germany. The Panther tanks turret exploded from the inside, sending flames shooting 15 ft into the…
It is the early hours of August 2nd, 1942, and somewhere in the black water northwest of Gernzi, Lieutenant Commander Robert Hitchens has cut his…
North Atlantic Ocean, 52 degrees north, March 1943. The sea is a bruise, gray, green, and heaving. It rises and falls in slow, enormous swells…
July 23rd, 1943. 0600 hours near Gila, Sicily, Private First Class. Jacob Jake Henderson tightened the last bolt on what his motorpool sergeant had been…
It is the autumn of 1942 and somewhere in the gray heaving waters of the Bay of Bisque, a German yubot is running on the…
The Western Front, France, spring 1915. A German sniper settles into his hide before dawn, pressing his cheek against the cold stock of his GE…
November 7th, 1944. Third Armored Division Maintenance Depot, Stolberg, Germany. The disabled Sherman tank sat with its transmission torn apart. Officially classified as a total…