The best planes for the job were bombers—aircraft that German artillery units fired upon at every opportunity.
The third-string catcher secretly served as a spy for American intelligence during WWII...
Haldeman’s military science fiction was heavily influenced by his time in combat.
Jamison was part of a top-secret program, similar to Operation Paperclip, that recruited German scientists to work for the U.S. government after World War II.
The eerie and abandoned World War II relics remain standing to this day.
These women risked their lives to assist the Allies' cause in World War II.
Christopher Nolan’s film brought Dunkirk back to life; but there’s more to the story than survival.
His captivity began with the infamous Bataan Death March and only ended with the surrender of Japan.
His exploits as an escapee may have earned him a spot in Hollywood lore.
Someone decided to take home a macabre souvenir.
The woman who sparked the Montgomery bus boycotts was born in Tuskegee.
It was known as the “Havoc”—and for good reason.
The schooner, lost since 1860, is the last confirmed ship that brought captives from Africa to the United States.
The vessels met in open water, and a ferocious naval battle ensued.
Paul Whipkey left base one day and never returned...
He theorized that the Earth was hollow and "stocked with thrifty vegetables and animals if not men."
Hollywood spy films have nothing on these real-life assassination plots.