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Military History Magazine Military History Magazine brings to life pivotal wars, great generals, key conflicts, hallowed ground and the selfless sacrifice of the brave few.

For more than a quarter century Military History has provided its readers well-researched, engaging articles that educate as they entertain. In each issue our award-winning writers and historians reach back across the sweep of recorded human history, bringing to life the world’s pivotal wars and warriors—profiling the great generals, assessing key conflicts, strolling hallowed ground, sharing the

stories of the many and honoring the selfless sacrifice of a few. We also bring you up to date with the latest history news and reviews of the best writing in the genre. Our striking design blends select archival images with cutting-edge graphics and maps and lush illustrations. In 2010 the American Society of Magazine Editors recognized those efforts with a National Magazine Award nomination for general excellence.

A young American bugler turned the tide in China’s 1900 Boxer Rebellion.
13/05/2024

A young American bugler turned the tide in China’s 1900 Boxer Rebellion.

During World War II, John F. Homan had a front row seat to the horrors of war.
13/05/2024

During World War II, John F. Homan had a front row seat to the horrors of war.

Egyptian cabaret belly dancing was all the rage in North Africa. Was it one of the war's secret weapons?
13/05/2024

Egyptian cabaret belly dancing was all the rage in North Africa. Was it one of the war's secret weapons?

German General Ludwig Beck supported the Nazis—until he didn’t. He paid with his life.
12/05/2024

German General Ludwig Beck supported the Nazis—until he didn’t. He paid with his life.

Gen. Philippe Leclerc helped to erase the shame of the collapse of France in 1940.
12/05/2024

Gen. Philippe Leclerc helped to erase the shame of the collapse of France in 1940.

Bet the Navy wishes it could “Turn Back Time” on this decision.
12/05/2024

Bet the Navy wishes it could “Turn Back Time” on this decision.

Harold Bray remains the sole survivor of that wartime catastrophe.
11/05/2024

Harold Bray remains the sole survivor of that wartime catastrophe.

Col. Louis H. Marshall stayed true to the Stars and Stripes and forever became an outcast to his family.
11/05/2024

Col. Louis H. Marshall stayed true to the Stars and Stripes and forever became an outcast to his family.

Following his defeat at the Second Battle of El Alamein in late 1942, German war photographers took far fewer photos of ...
11/05/2024

Following his defeat at the Second Battle of El Alamein in late 1942, German war photographers took far fewer photos of the famous Desert Fox in the wilderness — Third Reich propagandists acted on the ethos that no news was better than bad news.

In this well-known but undated photograph taken in North Africa, famed German commander Erwin Rommel (left) stands in his staff car. According to the U.S.

Spoiler alert: He lived.
10/05/2024

Spoiler alert: He lived.

Hampered by the Johnson administration and lured into a North Vietnamese trap, the U.S. Air Force lost big in 1965’s Ope...
10/05/2024

Hampered by the Johnson administration and lured into a North Vietnamese trap, the U.S. Air Force lost big in 1965’s Operation Spring High.

How the Claymore mine became one of the most iconic explosive devices of the post-World War II era.
10/05/2024

How the Claymore mine became one of the most iconic explosive devices of the post-World War II era.

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