REVIEW: The Saint Mihiel Offensive 12-16 September- The Americans
Maarten Otte’s book covers the story of the American Participation in the World War One Saint Mihiel Offensive. The Americans entered the war late and although unproven in battle they…
Reaping the Whirlwind
Being there . . . . when the United States declared war on Germany in 1917 due to Deutschlandunleashing a resumption of unrestricted submarine warfare off the eastern Canadian andAmerican…
“Night Raiders of the Air” by A.R. Kingsford
Night flying and aerial bombardment were both in their infancy during World War I. Contemporary airplanes lacked the navigation instruments that would have made those missions so much easier and…
F-4 Phantom II Wild Weasel Units in Combat
Review by Martin Koenigsberg Early in the Cold War, Anti Aircraft suppression had to be done with ECM- jamming- or full missions dedicated to flak suppression. Radars were things to…
World War I and Its impact on Universities in the UK and US
World War I is one of the most significant events that changed the face of history in the UK and the USA. It had a huge impact on society’s structure,…
Valentine Infantry Tank VS. Panzer III, North Africa 1941-43
Review by Martin Koenigsberg Just finished my 97th Book Review of the Year!! At first glance, the Military history buff might question this title- surely the British Valentine Tank was…
The Soviet Infantryman on the Eastern Front
Review by Martin Koenigsberg Gotta say i really liked this edition of the Casemate Illustrated series. Simon Forty is an author with a lot of Military History experience, and he…
Russian Paratroopers in Ukraine
Previous Next Article by Vlad Besedovskyy I devoted a lot of time to researching the background and organizational structure of the Soviet Airborne Forces, and though I couldn’t ignore the…
When Women Wrote Hollywood
“UNLIKE SO MANY, THESE FEW UNDERSTOOD NO ART CAN SO POWERFULLY EXPLOIT THEDIMENSIONS OF TIME AND SPACE – – – NO OTHER ART HAS SO MANY WAYS OF INVOLVING AHUMAN…
