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Warfare History Network Your portal into the past: Warfare History Network gives you unbridled access to the most important conflicts in human history.

Warfare History Network is your portal into the past. We’ve collected countless photos, maps, and first-hand accounts from from the biggest and best archives in the world, giving you unbridled access to history’s most important conflicts. In addition to the major battles, we also examine the impacts war has had on civilian life, and how it is portrayed in history, fiction and film. Warfare History

Network is also home to four print and digital magazines: World War II Quarterly, Military Heritage Magazine, Civil War Quarterly and World War II History Magazine. World War II Quarterly is an exquisitely produced, painstakingly researched coffee-table magazine worthy of being named after the most important war in the history of mankind. The features and articles inside World War II Quarterly allow you to experience the Second World War as if you were there, with authoritative accounts of the battles, the strategy and tactics, the weapons and technology that changed the world forever. Military Heritage Magazine is the most elegantly produced, most intelligently written magazine on the history of armed conflict. From ancient times to the Korean War, Military Heritage brings history to life. Civil War Quarterly Magazine offers new perspectives on the famous battles and leaders of the war, while also chronicling the entire range of social, political and economic factors surrounding the conflict. And since the war was truly a civil war, CWQ takes fresh looks at the effect the war had on both northern and southern civilian life. We will also examine the ways in which the war has been remembered in history, fiction and film. WWII History Magazine is the foremost authority on the greatest war in history. Each issue covers the famous battles, little-known incidents and usually forgotten sidebars to put you right in the action. Every issue has dozens and dozens of rare photographs, colorfully crisp paintings and meticulously detailed drawings culled from the biggest and best archives in the world. Printed on thick, glossy paper, with book-style binding, which allows you to store your collection on your shelves with the rest of your history library.

Two embattled regiments of the U.S. 3rd division blunted a German counterattack during the reduction of the Colmar Pocke...
06/10/2025

Two embattled regiments of the U.S. 3rd division blunted a German counterattack during the reduction of the Colmar Pocket. Read more: https://bit.ly/3hdQIlo

The arrival of the Royal Navy at Narvik on April 10, 1940, threatened Germany’s hold on the key town. The Allies eventua...
06/10/2025

The arrival of the Royal Navy at Narvik on April 10, 1940, threatened Germany’s hold on the key town. The Allies eventually withdrew, but not before they had inflicted heavy losses on the Kriegsmarine. Read more: https://bit.ly/3Sk7hJF

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American Volunteer Group pilot Charlie Mott survived as a captive of the Japanese, often in surprising circumstances. Re...
06/10/2025

American Volunteer Group pilot Charlie Mott survived as a captive of the Japanese, often in surprising circumstances. Read more: https://bit.ly/46B4lSU

Under the leadership of the brilliant General William Slim, Commonwealth troops virtually annihilated a major Japanese f...
06/10/2025

Under the leadership of the brilliant General William Slim, Commonwealth troops virtually annihilated a major Japanese force around Meiktila. Read more: https://bit.ly/4c9g0sE

Following the D-Day landings, Allied forces needed a workable port to land massive supplies and reinforcements. Cherbour...
06/10/2025

Following the D-Day landings, Allied forces needed a workable port to land massive supplies and reinforcements. Cherbourg, at the northern tip of the Cotentin Peninsula in Normandy, was the linchpin of such efforts. Read more: https://bit.ly/4na5uGd

German Panzer General Heinz Guderian recalls his desperate fights from D-Day to capitulation. Read more: https://bit.ly/...
06/10/2025

German Panzer General Heinz Guderian recalls his desperate fights from D-Day to capitulation. Read more: https://bit.ly/3VQThLi

A skilled, brilliant officer in the Confederate Navy, John Taylor Wood inflicted major damage on the U.S. Navy. Read mor...
06/10/2025

A skilled, brilliant officer in the Confederate Navy, John Taylor Wood inflicted major damage on the U.S. Navy. Read more: https://bit.ly/3vwoc61

After the disastrous failure of operation market garden, the allies were determined to open the german held Belgian port...
05/10/2025

After the disastrous failure of operation market garden, the allies were determined to open the german held Belgian port on the Scheldt Estuary. Read more: https://bit.ly/46BD1nx

In October 1956, Hungarian citizens began a spontaneous uprising against the Soviet-controlled puppet government. But wh...
05/10/2025

In October 1956, Hungarian citizens began a spontaneous uprising against the Soviet-controlled puppet government. But where was America? Read more: https://bit.ly/45DNPi8

A WWII veteran of the Fourth Marines, Donald L. Versaw remembers an eventful tour of duty. Read more: https://bit.ly/47Q...
05/10/2025

A WWII veteran of the Fourth Marines, Donald L. Versaw remembers an eventful tour of duty. Read more: https://bit.ly/47QLYrA

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Warfare History Network is your portal into the past. We’ve collected countless photos, maps, and first-hand accounts from from the biggest and best archives in the world, giving you unbridled access to history’s most important conflicts. In addition to the major battles, we also examine the impacts war has had on civilian life, and how it is portrayed in history, fiction and film. Warfare History Network is also home to four print and digital magazines: World War II Quarterly, Military Heritage Magazine, Civil War Quarterly and World War II History Magazine. World War II Quarterly is an exquisitely produced, painstakingly researched coffee-table magazine worthy of being named after the most important war in the history of mankind. The features and articles inside World War II Quarterly allow you to experience the Second World War as if you were there, with authoritative accounts of the battles, the strategy and tactics, the weapons and technology that changed the world forever. Military Heritage Magazine is the most elegantly produced, most intelligently written magazine on the history of armed conflict. From ancient times to the Korean War, Military Heritage brings history to life. Civil War Quarterly Magazine offers new perspectives on the famous battles and leaders of the war, while also chronicling the entire range of social, political and economic factors surrounding the conflict. And since the war was truly a civil war, CWQ takes fresh looks at the effect the war had on both northern and southern civilian life. We will also examine the ways in which the war has been remembered in history, fiction and film. WWII History Magazine is the foremost authority on the greatest war in history. Each issue covers the famous battles, little-known incidents and usually forgotten sidebars to put you right in the action. Every issue has dozens and dozens of rare photographs, colorfully crisp paintings and meticulously detailed drawings culled from the biggest and best archives in the world. Printed on thick, glossy paper, with book-style binding, which allows you to store your collection on your shelves with the rest of your history library.