During World War II, Germany faced a terrifying weapon that caught them completely off guard. This unexpected technology ...

During World War Two, hundreds of cargo ships raced across the Atlantic in an effort to keep Britain supplied. But these ...

Massive nationwide protests against President Donald Trump’s administration are set to take place on Saturday under the ...

Belarus’s events marking 80 years since the defeat of Nazi Germany were a show of state power—but also reflected real popular attachment to the wartime generation.

World War II ended in Europe 80 years ago this Thursday, but the remains of German soldiers are still being found. As Germany's far-right AfD party rallies behind a broader effort to reframe ...

Josef Krulyak poses near the Russian World War II Association in Brighton Beach, New York, circa 2005-2015. Krulyak fought with the Red Army as a Belarussian against the invading Germans and Axis ...

German POWs in RI. Military successes in Europe led to almost 400,000 German prisoners of war in the United States. The prisoners ranged from hard-core Nazis to non-ideological conscripts and ...

A World War II map appears in a scene of the documentary film "And Now Show that You are One People!" during a screening at U.S. Army Garrison Ansbach, Germany, on April 25, 2025. (Matthew M ...

Shown in this May 17, 2017, Mel Brooks served as an Army combat engineer in Europe during World War II. (Richard Shotwell/Invision/AP File Photo) The 1104th's role was crucial.

Howitzers include the new 2S19 Msta-SM2 self-propelled 152-mm howitzer (with a range of up to 25 miles), as well as old M-30 122-mm towed howitzers from World War II (range about 7 miles).

Meet the women who were the “secret weapon” that won the war and changed the world in the process. Meet the American women who built the planes and flew them, fought on the warfront and the ...

Science; robots; ocean; Underwater robots are clearing the German coast of dangerous explosives from World War II The environmental hazards of these weapons are far more severe than previously thought ...