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USS Liberty was that there is nothing the Zionist state might not do,  to its friends as well as its enemies, in order to get its own way. On Thursday 8 June 1967, Israeli air and naval forces attacked America’s most advanced spy ship, the U.S.S. Liberty, killing 34 of its crew and wounding 174. Forty five years on, thanks to the complicity of the mainstream media, the cover up ordered by President Johnson is still in place. Two years ago, on New York’s Long Island, I had the pleasure and privilege of being the keynote speaker at the annual dinner of the Liberty Survivors Association. I...

Before Stanley Darling became an Australian yachting legend, his nautical skills were needed for far more lethal ends. His exploits during the Battle of the Atlantic, the longest military campaign of World War II, made him one of the Royal Australian Navy's most decorated officers. Australia will officially remember the battle on Saturday, with Captain Darling among about 5,000 service personnel and merchant mariners who were awarded the Atlantic Star. He was also awarded the Distinguished Service Cross three times, making him Australia's most decorated anti-submarine officer in World War II....

TOMORROW Australia pays tribute to those who fought in the Battle of the Atlantic, the longest military campaign of the Second World War. Minister for...

How Nazi U-Boats Went From Hunters to Prey During World War II The Allies were running at first, but they developed counter measures and started to turn the tables on the feared submarines. Key point: The Allies invented new weapons, such as the porqupine-looking grenade launcher, to kill enemy submarines. Allied tactics also evolved and the number of destroyers drastically increased as America entered the war. Cut off in mid-transmission, this contact report came from a U.S. Navy patrol bomber operating over the Atlantic Ocean some 95 miles north of Cape Peñas, Spain, at 0316 hours on Novem...

Advertisement It was the fighter plane that flew in the more famous Spitfire's shadow during the Second World War, even though it downed more Nazi planes.  Armed with cannons and bombs, the Hawker Hurricane was responsible for 55 per cent of the RAF's air victories over Luftwaffe pilots and around 70 per cent of kills during the Battle of Britain.  Now, a new documentary shows the moment the daughter of a World War Two Hurricane pilot takes to the skies in her father's plane.   Eugenie Brooks, the daughter of Flight Sergeant John Brooks, is shown shedding tears as flies in the plane in UK...