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The great D-Day dry run: How a top-secret operation in a tiny Highland village helped the Allies smash Hitler's legions (with the help of 8,000 sheep, 50 pigs and some VERY reluctant evacuees) - Vimarsana News

The great D-Day dry run: How a top-secret operation in a tiny Highland village helped the Allies smash Hitler's legions (with the help of 8,000 sheep, 50 pigs and some VERY reluctant evacuees)

In the winter of 1943, the quiet farming communities of the Tarbat peninsula were shocked to find themselves unexpectedly caught up in the war raging on a distant continent.

China's 'Peace Plan' Reveals True Intentions - Vimarsana News

China's 'Peace Plan' Reveals True Intentions

Commentary The history of armed conflict reveals at least one truism: wars are more easily started than concluded. ...

The Australia–U.S. Alliance and Leadership in the Asia–Pacific - Vimarsana News

The Australia–U.S. Alliance and Leadership in the Asia–Pacific

The Honorable Tony Abbott, Leader of the Opposition in Australia’s House of Representatives, discusses America’s global role, the Australia–U.S. relationship, and the importance of the Australia–U.S. security alliance

Nearly 70,000 Color Photos of Early 20th Century Are Now Free to Use - Vimarsana News

Nearly 70,000 Color Photos of Early 20th Century Are Now Free to Use

A French Museum has released nearly 70,0000 color photos of early 20th-century life to the public as free to download and use.

Lt Col William Douglas, platoon commander awarded an MC for an audacious raid on enemy strongholds in Holland – obituary - Vimarsana News

Lt Col William Douglas, platoon commander awarded an MC for an audacious raid on enemy strongholds in Holland – obituary

After retiring from the Army in 1969, Douglas taught at the prep school for Ampleforth College, where he was known as ‘the Colonel’