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The 96 Hour Nightmare That Destroyed Germany’s Elite Panzer Division-ZZ
July 25th, 1944. 0850 hours. General Litnant Fritz Berline crouched in the rubble of what had been his forward command post. The bombing had been…
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German Commander’s Last 90 Seconds – The Weapon That Destroyed 47 U-Boats-ZZ
May 23rd, 1943, North Atlantic, 540 km southwest of Ireland. Capitan Lloyd Nand Bernhard Mueller stood in the conning tower of U672, scanning the gray…
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January 1945, The German Engineers Who Examined the ‘Magic Shells’-ZZ – Part 2
Surely you couldn’t extrapolate the entire strategic situation from that. I could and did, Becca replied. When you see a single component of your enemy’s…
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January 1945, The German Engineers Who Examined the ‘Magic Shells’-ZZ
January 1945, a frozen warehouse on the outskirts of Berlin. Dr.Hinrich Becker, chief engineer at the Herz Verzukan Kumdorf, Germany’s primary weapons testing facility, stared…
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German Captain Ignored The Warning. 11 Minutes Later He Was Gone | ww2-ZZ – Part 2
Below him, through brakes in the smoke, he could see the black shape of the battleship. The aiming point was clear. The German 15-in guns…
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German Captain Ignored The Warning.
11 Minutes Later He Was Gone | ww2-ZZ
November 12th, 1944, 8:50 a.m. The Toms fjord, northern Norway. Capitan Ser Robert Vber stood on the bridge of the battleship Tits, watching the horizon.…
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December 19, 1944 – German Generals Estimated 2 Weeks – Patton Turned 250,000 Men In 48 Hours-ZZ
December 19th, 1944. General Eisenhower’s headquarters, Verdun. The room smelled of wet wool and cigarette smoke. Outside, German tanks were tearing through the Arden, creating…
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The Luftwaffe’s Worst Month — 1,000 Pilots Dead and No One to Train Their Replacements-ZZ
April 1944, Berlin. General Litnand Adolf Galland stands before the German Air Ministry holding a report that no one wants to read. Between January and…
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The General Who Disobeyed Hitler to Save 20,000 Men from the Falaise Pocket-ZZ
August 16th, 1944, 1600 hours. General Ourst Paul Hower stood in a farmhouse near Trun, France, studying a map that was about to become the…
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German Officer Watched 7,000 Allied Ships on D Day – Then Realized Germany Had Already Lost-ZZ – Part 2
It was a new kind of war, one not in the hearts of soldiers, but on the assembly lines of factories thousands of miles away.…
- The Fate of Erwin Rommel’s Family After the Fall of Nazi Germany-ZZ
Every year, millions of people walk through an airport named Raml, not the Nazi field… Read more: The Fate of Erwin Rommel’s Family After the Fall of Nazi Germany-ZZ - Japanese Couldn’t Believe This Pilot Survived 73 Bullet Holes — Then He Flew 200 Miles Home-ZZ
At 6:02 on the morning of June 4th, 1942, Enson Albert Kyle Ernest sat in… Read more: Japanese Couldn’t Believe This Pilot Survived 73 Bullet Holes — Then He Flew 200 Miles Home-ZZ - They Could Have Landed Safely — Instead They Flew Their Burning B-24 Into the Target\-ZZ
At 6:47 a.m. on August 1st, 1943, Lieutenant Colonel Addison Baker and Major John Gerstad… Read more: They Could Have Landed Safely — Instead They Flew Their Burning B-24 Into the Target\-ZZ - Japanese Couldn’t Believe This Shot-Up B-25 Sank 2 Ships — Then Saved His Squadron-ZZ
At 06:45 a.m. on November 2nd, 1943, Major Raymond Wilkins led eight B-25s toward Rabul… Read more: Japanese Couldn’t Believe This Shot-Up B-25 Sank 2 Ships — Then Saved His Squadron-ZZ - German Pilots Laughed at This “Useless” P-47 — Until It Destroyed 39 Fighters in One Month-ZZ
At 0700 on October 4th, 1943, Colonel Hubert Zmpy stood on the hard stand at… Read more: German Pilots Laughed at This “Useless” P-47 — Until It Destroyed 39 Fighters in One Month-ZZ - Germans Couldn’t Believe 200 Bullets Didn’t Kill This P-47 — So The Ace Saluted and Left\-ZZ
At 6:47 p.m. on June 26th, 1943, Lieutenant Robert S. Johnson felt his Republic P47… Read more: Germans Couldn’t Believe 200 Bullets Didn’t Kill This P-47 — So The Ace Saluted and Left\-ZZ