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Despite the U.S. not being at war, the fall of France and the Low Countries in June 1940 triggered a far-reaching American military mobilization effort.

The county has the right idea: we need a new tax to pay for expensive beach protection. But the execution is poorly thought-out.

On June 8, 1940, the British aircraft carrier HMS Glorious and its two escort destroyers were ambushed by the German battlecruisers Scharnhorst and Gneisenau in the Norwegian Sea.

Nearly 80 years since the Allied invasion, the testimony of Charles Shay, a year-old former US army medic, reminds us of the significance of that day

During World War II, everyone had a plan---or at least thought they did. But for every plan put into action, an alternative one is scrapped or kept hidden

This summer, the a href= https://harvardartmuseums.org/ target= _blank Harvard Art Museums /a present the story of the rich cross-cultural artisti

Historian and broadcaster Taylor Downing shares five surprising facts about the biggest amphibious landing in military history

If the Allies stood any chance of success on D-Day, it would take the combined efforts of scientists, military tacticians and the French Resistance to achieve victory

The turnover of campings in Hungary increased slightly, according to the results of the annual general meeting of the Hungarian Camping Association.

Eighty years ago, the air war over Britain did not start well for the Royal Air Force in a “friendly fire” incident involving Spitfires and Hurricanes