At 0900 on February 26th, 1945, Private First Class Douglas Jacobson crouched behind volcanic rock on the western slope of Hill 382, watching the bazooka team ahead…

At 1:50 in the morning on May 24, 1944, Soundman Secondclass John Prock pressed his headphones tight against his ears and listened to the ocean 300 ft…

In the frozen snow choked hellscape of December 1944, the German war machine, a beast long thought to be dying, had roared back to life with a…

There is perhaps no other sound, no other shape, and no other aircraft in all of history that has left such an impression as the Ju87 Stooka….

The war had ended, though for many Japanese civilians trapped on the outer Pacific islands, the word end meant little. Bombers no longer roared overhead. Naval shells…

At 7:23 a.m. on December 14th, 1944, Private First Class Eddie Brennan pressed his body into frozen mud beneath a fallen oak tree in Belgium’s Herkun forest….

September 1902. The Philippine jungle. An American corporal empties his revolver. Six shots, center mass, all hits. The Morrow warrior keeps charging. 30 ft. 20 ft. 10….

September 1944, above Borneo, Major Richard Ira Bong eased his P38 Lightning into a shallow dive. Twin Allison engines purring with 3,000 combined horsepower as he scanned…

70,000 gallons of fuel leaves the depot in North Africa. 30,000 arrives at the front line, a 57% loss. The quartermaster in charge reports this as a…