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After Malta was awarded the George Cross on April 15, 1942, the country saw Spitfire reinforcements, the targeting of anti-aircraft batteries, the bombing of th
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One fine sunny day, the USS Eldridge was in the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard doing some tests when it suddenly vanished into the thin air. Then somehow a single man ended up perpetrating one of the greatest hoaxes in history.
The Philadelphia Experiment survives as fact in the minds of conspiracy theorists. But did it really exist? Learn about the Philadelphia Experiment.
These two countries can each lay claim to this military innovation independently. Here's What You Need to Remember: While the first reported incident of aircraft bombing ships was long thought to have happened during the Mexican Revolution, it turns out that the Greeks, who pioneered so much else in Western civilization, can also lay claim to that honor. In the annals of aerial warfare, the names of Greece and Mexico don’t usually appear very often. Yet Greece and Mexico were the first to use aircraft to bomb ships, a breakthrough that led to the Pearl Harbor raid—and to today’s airc...