Dr. Richard Martin reflects on his service as an Army physician in Germany in the 1970s, sharing stories of cross-cultural friendship and the realities of living next to the Eastern Bloc.

They were given in a wartime speech (now known as “The Few”) in the British House of Commons 85 years ago on Aug. 20, 1940.

Conn Smythe was a hockey legend, Toronto Maple Leafs owner, and two-time World War champion. His name lives on in one of the ...

Annual “A Tribute to Our Veterans” concert on Nov. 9 to feature marches, American classics and a special recognition for ...

Operation Bagration officially concluded on August 28th, 1944, having inflicted over $1.2$ million casualties on both sides ...

A contemplative masterpiece returns to streaming, offering a stark, lyrical counterpoint to loud, effects-driven war cinema.

The Battle of Stalingrad marked the turning point of World War II on the Eastern Front. It transformed the momentum of the war, shifting the balance of power from Nazi ...

In the din of world wars and ideological rivalries, few remember that Germany once tried to use jihad as a weapon. Long before the term became central to ...

King Charles III acted briskly — as briskly as a Windsor ever does — and rather ruthlessly in dealing with his embattled ...

May 8 marked the 80th anniversary of the final defeat of Nazi Germany in 1945. September 2 marked the official end of World ...

​​The gravesite of a Galashiels soldier killed in World War II is commemorated every year by a local couple. ​Edward and ...

The arch was commissioned by Emperor Napoleon in 1806 to celebrate his military victories but, with his ouster, took 30 years ...