The story of Lt. Charles Gatewood and the Apache Scouts who served with him during The Geronimo Campaign Despite his general lack of notoriety, Lieutenant Charles Baher Gatewood of the 6th Cavalry is the U.S. Army Officer who is personally credited with negotiating the final surrender of Geronimo and a band of renegade …
Previous Next Operation Just Cause The U. S. invasion of Panama 1989 On 20 December 1989, the “All-American Division”, as part of the United States invasion of Panama, conducted their first combat jump since World War II onto Torrijos International Airport, Panama. The goal of the 1st Brigade task force, which was made up of …
I had the opportunity to travel to France in March of 2020 in order to tour the Normandy Region, with a focus on the D-Day sites. Over the course of 4 days, I was able to walk the ground where airborne legends of both the American and British armies made history, along with their brothers …
Touring Normandy with a focus on the D-Day sites Read More »
In 1917, Germany was at war not only with Russia, but the United States, Great Britain, and France. Those enemies gave Germany’s army two fronts in Western and Eastern Europe. As the USA joined the Triple Entente in 1917, Germany had to win World War I sooner rather than later. Aside from its army, the …
How the German High Command Supported the Bolsheviks in World War I Read More »
There are many timeless images that evoke the patriotism of World War II: posters of Uncle Sam and Rosie the Riveter; signs urging the public to buy war bonds; the Marines raising the flag on Iwo Jima; the exuberant sailor kissing the nurse – who was actually a dental assistant – in the middle of …
The Story Behind the World War II “Kilroy was here” Read More »
The World War II Airborne Demonstration Team (ADT) celebrated completing its October Parachute School on 19 October 2019 with an Open Hanger Day at their Frederick Army Airfield in Frederick Oklahoma. The ADT ran fourteen aspiring team members through a nine-day jump course, culminating in five successful exits from an authentic C-47 aircraft while in …
Remember, Honor, and Serve – WWII Airborne Demonstration Team Read More »
Somewhere in Southern Europe stands a giant bunker, build within a mountain, that once was a massive, busy complex for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Build during the Cold War era, more specifically around the grounding of the Warsaw Pact, this bunker complex was a home for somewhere around 250 people, who were daily active …
A Giant Abandoned Cold War Bunker in Southern Europe Read More »
I think that already everyone has seen this tank or its replica’s in movies about World War II. It’s probably the most famous example of the German technology of those years. Despite all the fame of “Tigers”, a very little number of them survived till nowadays. In total, seven tanks of this type, including two …
The Tiger Tank of Snegiri Military History Museum in Russia Read More »
Argunners Magazine has attented the 2019 edition of Militracks on Sunday, May 19. It was the second time we visited Militracks (first one was Militracks 2018). After last year the the impressive King Tiger (Panzerkampfwagen VI Königstiger) attented Militracks, it was now the Panther’s turn to steal the show! Both the King Tiger and Panther …
WATCH: Vehicle and Panther Compilation of Militracks 2019 Read More »
Operation Market Garden was a combination of two plans. Operation Market was an airborne assault against the Dutch towns of Eindhoven, Nijmegen, and Arnhem. The Market forces — the U.S. 101st and 82d Airborne Divisions and the 1st British Airborne Division, reinforced by the 1st Polish Parachute Brigade — were to seize the bridges over …
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