In military history, there have been some dynamic fighter jets that have changed the course of wars. Here are the smallest ...

In 1944, the skies over Europe were a deadly chessboard. Richard Peterson, part of the 357th Fighter Group, faced off against the Luftwaffe’s top pilots. Amid brutal air combat, Peterson made a ...

The 100-year-old tunnels were cleared of sand, debris and stalactites and converted into an underground munitions factory.

Also in the Middle East, the 1973 Battle of El Mansoura, between Egypt and Israel, lasted just under an hour and involved up ...

Germany is modernizing its air force, but instead of choosing a European fighter, the Luftwaffe is set to acquire the F/A-18 Super Hornet. Why is Germany opting for an American jet over the ...

War Report’s first edition was introduced on air by the BBC’s announcer, John Snagge: War Report, BBC Home and Forces Programme, Tuesday 6 June 1944, from 21:00. Image: John Snagge on air.

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In late July a unit of the Hermann Goering Division, one of the most powerful in the Luftwaffe, had come looking for him at his Tuscan estate, but he was out working in the fields. Robert decided ...

As part of the 1944 water treaty, Mexico must deliver 1,750,000 acre-feet of water to the U.S. from six tributaries every five years. That averages to 350,000 acre-feet every year. With more than ...

The Luftwaffe emerges as a far more fallible, flawed and overused part of the Wehrmacht than we’re traditionally shown – but one that’s significantly more human too.

While the so-called ‘Blitz Spirit' has latterly been painted as a myth, aerial attacks by the Luftwaffe on the UK's towns and cities DID bring Britons together in unforeseen ...