Sherman Tank Graveyard – Empire Heritage Shipwreck

WWII Sherman Tank Graveyard 70 Meters Deep off the Coast of Ireland: This is a short clip of the Sherman tanks from the shipwreck of the Empire Heritage that lies…

REVIEW: Breaking the Fortress Line 1914 by Clayton Donnell

Breaking the Fortress Line 1914 offers a fascinating new perspective on the German offensive against France and Belgium in 1914. In graphic detail it describes the intense fighting that took…

Wacht am Rhein: Battle of the Bulge in 28 images

The Battle of the Bulge (16 December 1944 – 25 January 1945), also known as Unternehmen: Wacht am Rhein, was a major German offensive campaign launched through the densely forested Ardennes region…

Top Five Animals To Make Their Own War Appearances

Our furry (and sometimes not so furry) friends have made more than their fair share of appearances throughout wartime. Whether they’re sniffing out bombs or just hanging out onboard a…

New WW2 Movies Releases and Upcoming in 2016

Don’t miss out! Argunners Magazine keeps you updated on new upcoming (top) Movie, TV-serie and Documentary releases, so that you don’t miss out anything. In this list are the new World War II Movie, Documentary and…

TRAILER: Brothers of War (War Drama, 2015)

Spring 1939. Brothers Jake and Greg Jackson’s bitter rivalry gets to a breaking point when war reaches the land. Poetry lover Greg unexpectedly signs up for front-line battle in France…

New Upcoming WW2 Movies in 2017 – Argunners.com

Don’t miss out! Argunners Magazine keeps you updated on new upcoming (top) Movie, TV-serie and Documentary releases, so that you don’t miss out anything. In this list are the upcoming World War II Movie,…

Iron Grave: KO & Wrecked Panzers in Normandy 1944

Iron Grave: KO & Wrecked Panzers in Normandy 1944 Beneath are a selection of photographs from KO’d and destroyed Tanks (“Panzers”) from the German armed forces during the Normandy campaign in…

TRAILER: Nackt unter Wölfen (2015)

Nackt unter Wölfen (translated as Naked Among Wolves) is a 2015 German drama film directed by Philipp Kadelbach. The movie is based on the novel of the same name by Bruno Apitz,…

REVIEW: Illustrated History of the Sturmgeschütz-Abteilung 202

The Sturmgeschutz-Abteilung 202 was one of the most successful German assault gun units in the Second World War. It had been deployed exclusively on the Eastern Front against the Red…

Interview with USAF Pilots: P-51's vs Me-262's

Video from the Documentary “Heroes of the 354th: P-51 vs Me-262” in which USAF pilots Ralph Delgado (355th F.S.), Charles Tighe (355th F.S.) and Bruno Peters (355th F.S.) talk about…

Wolf-Dietrich Jaehn recalls WWII Memories

Interview with Wolf-Dietrich Jaehn. Jaehn served in the Afrikakorps during World War II and ended the war as Lieutenant and Company Commander of the Stabskompanie/ schwere Panzer-Abteilung 507. We often…

Reunion of Giants – Avro Lancaster Bombers

It has been 50 years since two Avro Lancaster bombers flew side by side. The Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum’s Avro Lancaster, VeRA, flew from Hamilton, Ontario to meet her British…

Battle of Kiska – Where the Allied lost a battle against ghosts

In the summer of 1943, American and Canadian forces launched an amphibious assault on the north Pacific island of Kiska, in order to seize the last enemy strongholds on U.S. Soil…

Horrors of World War 2 depicted by horrifying Photographs

Argunners Magazine published a series of amazing WWII photographs recently uncovered from the archives of General Charles Day Palmer, who was a four-star General. Most of the photographs were confidential photographs taken…

Deadly Accuracy: Deadliest Snipers of the Vietnam War

All snipers are marksmen, but not all marksmen are snipers. The sniper operates alone, distinguished from his fellow marksmen by the fact that he doesn’t have the company of his…

The Fairbairn-Sykes Fighting Knife

Perhaps nothing better symbolizes the difference between conventional and Special Operations units than that most personal of weapons, the knife. Reflecting a dual-purpose need, the conventional force standard issue knife is…

Some of the most Captivating War Dioramas

Invented in the 1820s by Louis Daguerre and Charles Marie Bouton, of daguerreotype photography fame, the diorama is a three-dimensional model of a realistic scene, frequently displayed against a painted…

Battlefield 1 is a new epic World War 1 Game!

DICE, an Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ:EA) studio, has announced Battlefield™ 1 on May 6, 2016. Only in Battlefield 1 will you bring a horse to a tank fight and squad-up…

WATCH: Reising M55 Submachine Gun

When the US entered WWII, submachine guns were in short supply and high demand. Much of the production of Thompson guns was being purchased by the UK, and what guns…

The Spitfire Pilot who convinced his captors to be his prisoners

Peter During, a SAAF Spitfire Pilot during World War II, was shot down early 1945 and taken POW.. Only he convinced his captors to become his Prisoners! Peter’s service began…

REVIEW: The Oder Front 1945 by A. Stephan Hamilton

BOOK: The Oder Front 1945: Generaloberst Gotthard Heinrici, Heeresgruppe Weichsel and Germany’s Final Defense in the East, 20 March – 3 May by A. Stephan Hamilton. Nazi Germany’s fall is…

Messerschmitt Me 262 Hit & Shot Down by U.S. Fighter

Seldom footage from near the end (most likely April 1945) of World War 2, in Europe. U.S. gun camera footage of an American fighter (most likely a P-51 Mustang) firing at a…

Epic “Das Boot” movie receives a 8-part Drama Mini-series sequel

A 8-part drama mini-series has been announced as sequel for classic 1981 movie “Das Boot” (“The Boat”). “Das Boot” is one of the most successful German films of all time.…

German Ship MS Rio de Janeiro Found

MS Rio de Janeiro sunk in 1940 was recently found at 135 m depth. The German ship Rio de Janeiro has been found outside Lillesand. Around 200 from a total…

Operation Zitronella: Tirpitz role at Spitzbergen

Since her commissioning in February 1941 the Tirpitz operated in the Baltic conducting trials and training her crew as well as participating in some minor operations in connection with the…

Missing German WWII Soldier Found

A German soldier, who was missing since 1945, has been found by Arbeitsgruppe Vermisstenforschung on April 18, 2015. The remains were found in a shallow grave of 50 cm deep near Lampaden by…

Friedrich Lengfeld: I died for the Enemy during Battle of Hürtgen Forest

Friedrich Lengfeld, was a German officer in the Wehrmacht, who died in November 1944 during the Battle of Hürtgen Forest (“Hürtgenwald”), whilst trying to save the life of a U.S.…

Yamamoto's WWII Crash site opened to tourists in Bougainville

The World War II crash site of a military plane carrying Japanese admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, who was the commander-in-chief during the decisive early years of the Pacific War and was…

Rangers at Pointe du Hoc on June 6, 1944

“The Rangers looked up and saw the enemy soldiers—the edge of the cliffs shooting down at them with machine guns and throwing grenades. And the American Rangers began to climb…

Remains of Missing USAF Major Dean A. Klenda Identified

The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) announced today that the remains of a U.S. serviceman, missing from the Vietnam War, have been identified and will be returned to his family…

Belgian town honors crew of US bomber shot down in WWII

Lummen unveils a monument to the US bomber’s crew on the 70th anniversary of its crash. Aug. 17, 1943. A massive formation of B-17s thundered toward Germany on a mission…

USS New Jersey: A view behind her massive Guns

USS New Jersey (BB-62; also known as “Big J”), an Iowa-class battleship, was the most decorated US Battleship in Naval history and the second ship of the United States Navy to…

The Shoot-Down of Leslie Howard – Gone with the Wind Star

In May 1943 the famous British actor, producer, and director Leslie Howard conducted a month-long “entertainer goodwill” tour ostensibly promoting in Spain and Portugal a movie he had produced, The Lamp Still…

Two Missing soldiers from Korean War Finally Found

The Department of Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) announced today that the remains of two servicemen, who were missing since the Korean War, have been identified and will be returned to their families…

Ewald Ehm, DKiG & NKS Gold Bearer, Passed Away

Ewald Ehm Bearer of the German Cross in Gold, Close Combat Badge in Gold, Wound Badge in Gold and Holder of (at least) 2 Panzer Destruction Badges SS-Untersturmführer Ewald Ehm closed…

Sdkfz 186 Jagdtiger – Panzerjäger Tiger Ausf. B

Sdkfz 186 Jagdtiger (Panzerjäger Tiger Ausf. B) is the common name of a German heavy tank destroyer of World War II. The official German designation was Panzerjäger Tiger Ausf. B…

Unlikely Allies: Cooperation between the American Mafia & the U.S. Military during WWII

On December 7th, 1941, after years of tenuous relations with the Japanese Empire, the United States found itself under siege.  Pearl Harbor, the home of the United States Navy’s Pacific…

A Review of Mel Gibson's World War II Film Hacksaw Ridge

I’ve always enjoyed a good war movie, particularly the historic ones. Where more modern military films, such as Jarhead and Black Hawk Down, fail at capturing the more dramatic and heroic tones of…

DEC 15 – New Book Releases by Helion & Company

Featured beneath are new book releases by Helion & Company Ltd for the month November-December 2015. ARMOURED HUSSARS 2: IMAGES OF THE 1ST POLISH ARMOURED DIVISION, NORMANDY, AUGUST 1944 by David…

WATCH: German P04 Naval Luger

Most everyone is familiar with the Luger pistol – it is one of the most iconic handgun designs ever made. Folks who have a passing interest in the guns will…

Battle for Monte La Difensa

The Battle for Monte La Difensa was part of Operation Raincoat and took place between 3 December and 9 December 1943 in Italy. The battle ended in an Allied victory.…

REVIEW: SS Panzergrenadier by Hans Schmidt

BOOK: SS Panzergrenadier: A true story of World War II by Hans Schmidt One hardly knows where to begin in summarizing this magnificent book by Hans Schmidt who was born in Germany in…

First Invasion Then Liberation: Norway in 1945

The German occupation of Norway began on 9 April 1940 after German forces invaded the neutral Scandinavian country of Norway.[1] It ended on 8 May 1945, after the capitulation of…

B-25 crashed into Empire State Building in 1945

On Saturday, July 28, 1945, 27-year old Lieutenant Colonel William Franklin Smith, Jr. was piloting a B-25 “Mitchell” bomber on a routine personnel transport mission from Boston to Newark Airport. Lt.…

Allied Snipers in 15 Extraordinary Photographs during WWII

Photographical journey through the Allied snipers of World War II. Most photographs depict British and, or Canadian Snipers using the British Lee Enfield. Allied Snipers of World War II TIP:…

“Wir Waren Kameraden” upcoming WWII movie based on a German soldier

“Wir Waren Kameraden” is a new upcoming World War II movie based on the true story of a German soldier, Helmut Böttger. Böttger, now 92 years old, fought during World…

Female Concentration Camp Guards You Don't Want To Mess With

At first, concentration camp guards during the Nazi regime of World War II were male. However, with the introduction of female guards to Auschwitz and Majdanek, a new era began,…

Sole Survivor's Story from Sunk British Submarine HMS Perseus

An incredible – yet true – story comes back to life through the book of Kostas Thoctarides and Rena Giatropoulou regarding the  legendary submarine « HMS Perseus ». The book,…

Undeclared War in the Atlantic: US Navy vs. UBoats

In October 1941, the United States was the only major industrial power still neutral. But that status was becoming increasingly tenuous. Off its east coast, America sailed a dangerous diplomatic course between…