Allied High Command News Today

WE ARE attacking Germany by blockade and by assault. These are the only ways to attack a country, just as they are the only ways to attack a fortress. They are complementary, and usually necessary to each other. Blockade strikes at the enemy's means of making war, seeking to weaken or disarm him. Assault strikes at his armed forces, seeking to overcome them and penetrate into his home territory.

In Canadian history, there is a lot of attention given to the Battle of Vimy Ridge. Vimy was one of the great victories for the Canadian military in the First World War. For many, Vimy has also come to symbolize the development of Canada as a proud nation on the international stage.

This year marks the 78th anniversary of Koreas restoration of sovereignty after gaining independence from Japan, but there are still ongoing provocations due to Japanese encroachments into Korean territory. Specifically, Japans ever-increasing claims to Dokdo, a symbol of Koreas territorial sovereignty.

In this episode of WTF Really Happened to this Movie, we look into the fact and fiction behind Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk.

To coincide with the anniversary of Operation Market Garden on September 17 an event is being hosted by a museum in Middle Wallop.

Good news: infantry units are mostly completed with only small adjustments and refines left to be made. There are tables below with the infantry units and their requirements. The ones listed on gold are the added ones. Blue, purple, red are the originals...

A short history of the mass killing of black soldiers in the Free French Forces who were protesting against non-payment of wages towards the end of World War II.

Col. Gen. Paul Stumpff signs the surrender terms for the Luftwaffe, Germanys air force, early May 9, 1945, in Berlin. The combined chiefs of the German army, navy and air force signed the formal ratification of the Third Reichs unconditional surrender in Berlin before Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur Tedder, representing Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, commander of all Allied forces, and Marshal Georgi Konstantinovich Zhukov, deputy commmander-in-chief of the Soviet Forces. The event took place two days...