French researcher Olivier Wieviorka has published ‘The Total History of the Second World War’ on the 80th anniversary of the ...

Camp Gordon Johnston, along a stretch of the Gulf Coast, served as a training ground for the U.S. Army’s largest amphibious ...

Ingenious floating harbors, known as Mulberry harbors, were pivotal to the D-Day landings. These engineering marvels enabled ...

The 320 men of the elite Canadian Black Watch were ready to storm Verrieres Ridge to break out of Normandy following the ...

Explore Normandy's living history—from WWII landmarks to medieval marvels—in a region where memory and geography converge.

One of the last members of World War ll’s 83rd Infantry has died. Marvin Parr Blakeman passed away on Saturday, July 26, at ...

Battlefield tourism refers to the practice of visiting sites of historical military conflicts, such as battlefields, ...

Around 60 Beach Armoured Recovery Vehicles were built during the Second World War and it was believed that 48 of them were ...

The D-Day invasion began in the dark early hours of June 6, 1944, when more than 13,000 U.S. Army paratroopers jumped into ...

HOUSTON — After more than 80 years, a World War II mystery that haunted a Houston family has finally been solved. U.S. Army ...

The village of Imber in Wiltshire has remained uninhabited since 1943, when residents were given just 47 days' notice to ...