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  • World War 2 Stand On The Oder

    Stand on the Oder: In Hitler's Wehrmacht, the term "Special Forces" applied to something quite different from the Allied notion of an elite, but small battle unit. The German "Special Forces" were composed of large independent battle groups or "Kampfgruppen" operating with their own artillery, tanks and heavy weapons. They were designed to operate under special conditions and while not as large as ... Read more

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  • World War 2 Kamakazi

    By June of 1942, the Japanese had finished their stunning victories across the Pacific and down the Indo-China peninsula all the way to the Dutch East Indies, Sweeping all British, American and Dutch Forces before them. To solidify their Island Fortresses in the Pacific, and to finish off the remaining American Carrier Force they sent an invasion fleet against the Island of Midway with this two ... Read more

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  • World War 2 Rommel

    Rommel: When Hitler sent Rommel to Libya to command the Africa Korps, his purpose was to help the Italians contain and "hold the line" defensively, but Hitler underestimated Rommel's ability and his resourcefulness. Outwitting his British opponents at every turn he pushed them back to the Egyptian border, but in the process he stretched his long and tenuous supply lines, which went all the way ... Read more

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  • The Survivalist Chronicles Freebooters

    EMP… Electromagnetic Pulse. When it happened it came fast; most people figured it was just a local outage, a minor problem, and oh, the power will come back on shortly… it didn't. Hours passed, then days and finally weeks, then panic. The government tried to calm the masses by saying that the electric grid needed up grades, and that this was a planned event that was just taking longer than ... Read more

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  • German E-Boats

    While the German High Seas Fleet was bottled up in the Baltic Sea and the Norwegian Fjords by the British Home Fleet, their Schnellbootes operated in the English Channel almost with impunity. The "E-Boats" so named by the British were fast and powerful. Triple shafted driven propellers by powerful diesel super-charged engines, 21 inch torpedoes and 20mm and 37mm canons combined with speeds in ... Read more

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  • World War 2 Eastern Front

    EASTERN FRONT: The strategic movement into the Crimea and the battle of Sevastopol was another one of Hitler's grand schemes into which he bullied the German General Staff. At its center were the oil fields in the Caucasus, but it was a plan that should have waited until the Russian Forces were soundly defeated.The Germans were coming up against better Russian Equipment as the war ground slowly on ... Read more

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  • World War 2 The Flying Tigers Volume 2

    The Flying Tigers: The dark days at the beginning of World War 2 saw the Japanese victorious across the Pacific. Clair Chennault was called to China by Chiang Kai-Shek to help his failing Chinese Air Force combat the Japanese Imperial Army. Chennault recruited one hundred American pilots as volunteers for the American Volunteer Group and they were secretly sent to China by ship. With one hundred ... Read more

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  • World War 2 Tarawa

    Series series World War 2
    Tarawa: The Island of Tarawa in the Gilbert Islands was defended by 2,600 well trained Japanese troops. Its Commander, Rear Admiral Shibasaki, boasted that a million Marines could not take Tarawa even if they had a hundred years to do it. A thousand yards off shore, a bow shaped coral reef assured that American landing craft would be unable to reach the beaches. The Marines would have to walk ... Read more

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  • World War 2 Midway

    Series series World War 2
    MIDWAY: The Battle of Midway is generally considered to be the crucial turning point in the Pacific theater of the Second World War. In a matter of minutes, an apparent Japanese victory turned into a stunning defeat for the forces of Japan, as four of the Emperor’s mightiest aircraft carriers were sunk by a handful of brave U.S. Pilots. Not only did the Japanese lose their best carriers, but they ... Read more

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  • World War 2 Anzio

    Series series World War 2
    When the Allies landed at Anzio the success of an amphibious landing at that location, a beach surrounded by mountains, depended completely on the element of surprise and the swiftness with which the invaders could move before the defenders reacted. Any delay could result in the occupation of the mountains by the defenders and the consequent entrapment of the invaders. General Lucas, who preferred ... Read more

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  • World War 2 Assassinate Hitler Volume 2

    There were several attempts to assassinate the Brutal Dictator Adolph Hitler, some came very close, but they all failed to kill him. In this series we look at the ones that came the closest. First the plots: all initiated separately from each other, and by unsuspected, disparate individuals from different social classes. First, The Officers who contrived various schemes and plans during the war, ... Read more

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  • World War 2 Operation Citadel

    Operation Citadel: It was to be the most perfect operation ever mounted by the German Wehrmacht. They assembled their elite, battle hardened divisions and equipped them with the most advanced tanks and assault guns. Two-thirds of the entire Luftwaffe's entire available airpower was enlisted in support. Hitler was so certain that "Operation Citadel" would succeed that his order for the operation ... Read more

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