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In 1920, after the Versailles Treaty was agreed, Britain assumed responsibility for Palestine under a League of Nations Mandate. By […]

‘Santa Claus’ ship USS Jason docked at Devonport just over a century ago to deliver presents to children whose fathers […]

We all know our cousins across the water really “won the war”, and, to be fair, it is hard to […]

The Black Watch rehearse for the Handover Ceremony of Hong Kong, 19th June 1997. Monday, 30 June 1997 […]

This weekend, The Military Times attended the Dig For Victory Show at the Somerset Show Ground, on Sunday morning, organisers, […]

The physical vestiges of Germany’s WW2 military ventures have largely been removed over the decades. Prominent exceptions can be found, […]

Before his death at the age of 110 in May 2011, Claude Choules was the last man alive who had […]

At the gates to BAE System’s advanced manufacturing hub in Samlesbury, Lancashire, stand replicas of two aircraft which share one […]

The town of Wallingford will host a ceremony in May to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the death of former […]

A1C William Pitsenbarger. Air Force photo A common theme for all those who receive the Medal of Honor is that […]

6 February 2018: A World War One fighter pilot, shot down above the Western Front a hundred years ago today, […]

Submariners and sailors, both serving and retired gathered yesterday to pay their respects to the loss of 104 lives in […]

A crowdfunding campaign has been launched to get the final £25,000 needed for the restoration and display of D-Day sole […]