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The unarmed Photographic Reconnaissance Unit risked everything to spy on Germany. Time is pressing to erect a memorial to their sacrifice

Black Snow examines the U.S. firebombing of Tokyo in 1945, and public attitudes toward targeting civilians, which set the stage for use of the atomic bomb.

Norman Groom, 85, from Bedfordshire travelled the country to acquire all of the original equipment. The replica will be going under the hammer at Flints Auctions, Newbury, Berkshire tomorrow.

Around 22,000 people will be eligible for recognition, reigniting the long-standing debate over who is deserving

I have many treasured memories of Stu Crawford, who shuffled off this mortal coil this week more than a century after he took his first breath.

Europe-First WWII plan sent Oregonians to defend Britain, Local News, Lake Oswego local News, Breaking News alerts for Lake Oswego city.

<p>For Veteran's Day, a historian shares photos, and the history, of his father's wartime experiences. Like many of his compatriots, Henry Romo was reluctant to discuss those experiences, but drew on them to work for equal citizenship at home. </p>

He was awarded the DFC, and at the end of the war flew missions to photograph the devastation wrought by Allied bombs

Saskatoon's Remembrance Day service will return to SaskTel Centre on Friday after a two-year hiatus. "We're ve...

As a teenager in Jamaica, Neil Flanigan joined the Armed Forces after seeing an advert in a paper.