Shipping Attack On August 8th 1944, 404 Squadron (Beaufighter TF.X) with 236 Squadron made shipping attack on Brittany area. This photo is a still made part of a roll of gun camera taken that day over Baie du Bourgneuf near l'ile de Noirmoutier. You can see there is four

Major-General R.F.L. Keller addressing, personnel of the 3rd Canadian Infantry Division Major-General R.F.L. Keller addressing, personnel of the 3rd Canadian Infantry Division. Excerpt from The Technique of the Assault: The Canadian Army on D-Day After-action reports by

Aerial photo crossing Schipbeek Aerial photo (detail) of pontoon bridge used to cross Schipbeek canal. Photo is made on April 8, 1945. The South Saskatchewan Regiment crossed the canal in the night of April 6/7. Credit Laurier Military History Archive.

🧵We’ve now passed 100 geotagged photos on the new Project ’44 beta web map — and every single one has been uploaded by our Patreon supporters. These aren’t random images. They’re photographs tied to specific locations and specific dates. As you move the timeline on the map, the

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Why was Monte la Difensa so important? By late 1943, the US Fifth Army was stalled at the Mignano Gap. Every road toward Rome ran beneath the Camino massif—Monte Camino, Monte la Difensa, Monte la Remetanea, and Monte Maggiore. From those heights, German forces of XIV Panzer

A sequel to Greyhound taking place in Normandy, and then in the Pacific?? This sounds awesome!

Why the heck does @CraveCanada now have ads on movies? And it's not even one ad at the beginning and one in the middle. It's 10 sets of 3 ads that are a minute. They are destroying why streaming was great. I guess it's time to sail the high seas again and cancel Crave.

Aerial image of the northernmost section of the Siegfried Line. This aerial photograph shows a section of the Siegfried Line (or Westwall), Germany’s western defensive system, running from the Dutch border south to Switzerland. Constructed in the 1930s, it consisted of some

BREAKING: Rep. Thomas Massie says he's ready to start reading Epstein’s client names publicly if Pam Bondi refuses to unredact the names.

Tanks preparing to advance during Operation Veritable. In February 1945, tanks massed in the flooded borderlands between the Netherlands and Germany in preparation for Operation Veritable, the opening blow of the Rhineland campaign. Launched by the First Canadian Army on 8

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Digitizing the First Special Service Force at Garrison Petawawa Last week I spent two full days in the archives at the Garrison Petawawa Military Museum, working with curator Seana Jones to digitize original First Special Service Force material. Over the course of the visit, we

I am trying out the Twitter article format. I have never posted in that fashion before, but reading that may trend well with the algorithm. If you are into the FSSF, check it out. We are doing a whole piece on the FSSF at Monte la Difensa and it is very in depth to say the

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Infantrymen of "B" Company, The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) of Canada, firing a three-inch mortar, Groesbeek, Netherlands, 3 February 1945. On 3 February 1945, men of “B” Company, The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) of Canada fired a three-inch mortar near

Map showing the Defensive positions in the town of Millingen along the Rhine River. This map is a defensive overprint, dated 2 February 1945, showing German fortifications around Millingen on the Rhine River. Allied intelligence units took a standard topographic sheet and then