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World War II Magazine

World War II magazine covers every aspect of history's greatest modern conflict with vivid, revealing, and evocative writing from top historians and writers. Each issue provides a lively mix of stories about important battles, soldiers, leaders, tactics and weapons, as well as little-known incidents of the war, and riveting firsthand battle accounts. World War II also reviews books, movies, model kits, and video games—and features a Pinup in every issue.

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Author and journalist Alex Kershaw sat down with HistoryNet to discuss his latest work "Against All Odds" and why the ol...
03/24/2023
Their Division Received the Most WWII Medals of Honor in Europe. But They Considered Themselves ‘Grunts'

Author and journalist Alex Kershaw sat down with HistoryNet to discuss his latest work "Against All Odds" and why the older he gets "the more grateful and proud I am of those young, working-class Americans that fought and died and gave everything so that I could have the life that I have. That's not an exaggeration."

Friends of the National World War II Memorial

From North Africa to the liberation of Adolf Hi**er's lair in Berchtesgaden, Germany, the men of the 3rd ID slogged through it all.

As World War II neared, Laura Ingalls took to the skies in the name of U.S. isolationism—and in support of N**i Germany.
03/23/2023
The Famed American Aviatrix Secretly on the N**i Payroll

As World War II neared, Laura Ingalls took to the skies in the name of U.S. isolationism—and in support of N**i Germany.

As World War II neared, Laura Ingalls took to the skies in the name of U.S. isolationism—and in support of N**i Germany

American soldiers look at the looming wreck of a Messerschmitt 323 at Tunisia’s El Aouina airport circa June 1943. The G...
03/20/2023

American soldiers look at the looming wreck of a Messerschmitt 323 at Tunisia’s El Aouina airport circa June 1943.

The Germans hoped the six-engine transport plane, designed to carry 140 troops, could help reinforce their strength in North Africa, but Allied troops crushed the remnants of Field Marshal Erwin Rommel’s once-proud army.

The year 2023 marks the 80th anniversary of key final battles in World War II North Africa.

Shay, a member of the Penobscot Nation, served with the 1st Infantry Division as a combat medic and landed in the first ...
03/20/2023
Charles Norman Shay's Job in Normandy Was to Save Lives

Shay, a member of the Penobscot Nation, served with the 1st Infantry Division as a combat medic and landed in the first wave at Omaha Beach.

Shay, a member of the Penobscot Nation, served with the 1st Infantry Division as a combat medic and landed in the first wave at Omaha Beach

Famed reporter Ernie Pyle went on a personal mission to Britain to relate the extraordinary deeds of ordinary people in ...
03/19/2023
Ernie Pyle in the Blitz

Famed reporter Ernie Pyle went on a personal mission to Britain to relate the extraordinary deeds of ordinary people in wartime.

Famed reporter Ernie Pyle went on a personal mission to Britain to relate the extraordinary deeds of ordinary people in wartime

A new documentary, Unsettled History tells the story of the Doolittle raid on Tokyo but concentrates on the aftermath in...
03/19/2023
Unsettled History Review: What Happened in China After the Doolittle Raid

A new documentary, Unsettled History tells the story of the Doolittle raid on Tokyo but concentrates on the aftermath in China, where citizens put themselves in danger to aid the downed Americans.

A new documentary, Unsettled History tells the story of the Doolittle raid on Tokyo but concentrates on the aftermath in China, where citizens put themselves in danger to aid the downed Americans

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This single photographs captures so many emotions at the end of the war in Europe.
On June 17, 1942, the very first edition of Yank, the weekly magazine that the U.S. military published during World War II, rolled off the presses.
Convicted of treason and beheaded on the Führer's order, Harnack was an American at the center of the resistance. So why isn't she better known?
They were intended to take out U-boat pens, V-2 launch sites, dams and other tough targets.
General Dwight D. Eisenhower's seldom-seen steely side came in handy while laying the groundwork for Operation Overlord.
Amid the Cold War two German generals were among the few NATO commanders with direct experience fighting the Soviets—not to mention the Allies.
Author and journalist Alex Kershaw sat down with HistoryNet to discuss his latest work "Against All Odds" and why the older he gets "the more grateful and proud I am of those young, working-class Americans that fought and died and gave everything so that I could have the life that I have. That's not an exaggeration."

Friends of the National World War II Memorial
For more than two centuries, those two words — give me — have been an essential and recurring element of our wartime vocabulary.
Capt. Richard Eugene Fleming's heroism earned him the only Medal of Honor awarded to a participant in the Battle of Midway.
The Navy's first ace of World War II disappeared mysteriously one night during the Tarawa campaign.
Canada’s most famed photograph from the Second World War has a somewhat happy ending.
Bob Dole rose to fame during a decades-long career in state and national politics. However, during WWII the amiable Kansan was a GI Everyman.
As World War II neared, Laura Ingalls took to the skies in the name of U.S. isolationism—and in support of N**i Germany.
Here's what really unfolded at Chequers, Winston Churchill's country estate, following Japan's surprise attack on America's Hawaiian naval base on December 7, 1941.
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