D-Day: World War II invasion was 79 years ago. It remains significant
Ahead of the D-Day invasion on June 6, 1944, Gen. Dwight Eisenhower told Allied forces: \
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This Famed Director Was Used to Saying 'Action,' Now He Would Experience Some For Himself at Midway
John Ford found himself filming the battle at a pivotal time in the Pacific War.
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Clarksburg native killed during World War II honored
CLARKSBURG -- After many years of secrecy, the truth of Ned Stinsons death during World War II is finally revealed.
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These French Resistance Fighters Attempted to Use WWII Tactics in Vietnam — It Became a Bloody Disaster
How French Commandos used deception and daring to strike blows at North Vietnamese forces.
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Secret armada holes up on the York at the start of World War I
A wary Atlantic Fleet holed up on the York River during WWI to escape the German submarine menace
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Authorities Detain Chinese Ship Suspected of Salvaging U.K. WWII Wrecks
The Malaysian coast guard detained a Chinese bulk cargo ship carrying unexploded shells that may have been looted from United Kingdom Royal Navy World War II wrecks HMS Prince of Wales and HMS Repulse, which were both sunk by torpedoes days after the attack on Pearl Harbor. The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency is questioning the 32 […]
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Few remember the sacrifice in Manila, ravaged in WWII. Why?
Even in the Philippines, the 1945 battle by American and Filipino forces to liberate Manila is largely forgotten. Researchers and historians are trying to change that.
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Eerie Portsmouth Naval Prison Once Dubbed 'Alcatraz of the East'
More than 83,000 inmates passed through the Portsmouth Naval Prison's doors. Today, the deteriorating structure lies abandoned.
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Archaeologists Uncover WW2 US Destroyer Warship in Japanese Waters
Archaeologists has unveiled a compelling chapter of World War II history in Japanese waters. In a gripping expedition that traversed the depths of time, a team of archaeologists has unveiled a compelling chapter of World War II history.
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Sunken WWII US warship uncovered by archaeologists in Japanese waters
84 US sailors had lost their lives during the battle, which the father of one of the Lost 52 Project archaeologists had witnessed first-hand
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