May 18th, 1953. McConnell’s flying his last mission before rotation home. The F86 Saber he’s strapped … Soviet MiG Pilots Were Terrified When One American Scored 16 Kills in Just 4 Months Over KoreaRead more
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How One Farmer’s “Crazy Trick” Shot Down 26 Japanese Zeros in Just 44 Days
On October 9th, 1942, 20,000 ft above a jungle island called Guadalcanal, a 22-year-old American pilot … How One Farmer’s “Crazy Trick” Shot Down 26 Japanese Zeros in Just 44 DaysRead more
30-30 vs 45-70: One of Them Is a Waste of Money T
In May of 1879, on a wind-scored spit of sand at Sandy Hook, New Jersey, a … 30-30 vs 45-70: One of Them Is a Waste of Money TRead more
Why MiG Pilots Couldn’t Survive F-100 Super Sabre
1966 Somewhere over Route Pack 1, an F-100 Super Sabre driver puts 11 MiGs out of … Why MiG Pilots Couldn’t Survive F-100 Super SabreRead more
The ‘Useless’ Fighter That DESTROYED More German Bombers Than Any Plane in the Blitz !
In the winter of 1940, a Luftwaffe bomber pilot was flying over London at 14,000 ft. … The ‘Useless’ Fighter That DESTROYED More German Bombers Than Any Plane in the Blitz !Read more
What Patton Did When a Colonel Ignored a Logistics Warning and Ran Out of Ammunition
October 1944 a regimental command post near Nancy France rain beats against the canvas of a … What Patton Did When a Colonel Ignored a Logistics Warning and Ran Out of AmmunitionRead more
What Patton Did When a West Point Graduate Ignored a Veteran Sergeant’s Warning
October 1944. A cold, rain-soaked regimental command post near Metz, France. Inside a dim, stone basement, … What Patton Did When a West Point Graduate Ignored a Veteran Sergeant’s WarningRead more
Why German Officers HATED the American M1911 Pistol
October 18th, 1944. Aachen, Germany. The first major German city to fall to the Western Allies. … Why German Officers HATED the American M1911 PistolRead more
What Patton Did to the Bureaucrat Who Inspected Under Fire
November 1944. A frozen, mud-slicked frontline infantry company position near Saarlautern, Germany. Chilled, exhausted American soldiers … What Patton Did to the Bureaucrat Who Inspected Under FireRead more
Why Germans Couldn’t Believe the U.S. Army Crossed the Moselle Under Fire
East bank of the Moselle River near Dornat, France, September 7th, 1944. Hman Gerwald had registered … Why Germans Couldn’t Believe the U.S. Army Crossed the Moselle Under FireRead more