Stuff of legend: ingredients that make the Victoria Cross
The mystery of the Thames Victoria Cross
James Andrew Watson: WW II bomber pilot sacrifices life to save crew
Gassed up: The juice that fuelled victory in the Battle of Britain
The fighting Robertson brothers of Campbellton, N.B.
Estate auction chronicles the colourful life of war correspondent Bill Boss
Climate anomaly caused WW I mud, flu pandemic: study
Non-combatants accounted for the bulk of Second World War deaths
German Red Cross to continue tracking WW II disappearances
The “Miracle of Dunkirk” came at high cost
Remembering the chaos of liberated Europe
There’s no accounting for the missing
War inside of war
German U-boat crews abandon plans to scuttle; surrender instead
Coffee: The soldier’s drink of ‘choice and remembrance’
Capture of 22-metre transatlantic narco-sub marks new era in war on drugs
Inside Afghanistan: Remember the Afghan translator
Inside Afghanistan: Life and the art of the barter
The Magnificent 11
Christmas at war: Sent to Korea by mistake
Of contemptible pirates and desert isles: The saga of Captain Barnabas Lincoln
Jack Widdicombe: From combine to Lancaster and back
The medic’s trauma book
More angel than mortal: The nursing sisters of The Great War
Born on the first of July
Always the first one to know
Performance enhancers and war go hand in hand
Lives measured in kilograms: Mitigating the soldier’s load
The dream of space thrives
Winston wets his whistle: Churchill’s indulgences
A feather in your cap
Reinhard Hardegen: Last of the U-boat aces
The Yankees were thinking of coming!
The story of a forgotten airplane
The bombing of East Grinstead
John Stewart Hart: “The Spitfire every time”
‘And all who sail in her. . . .’
From Dieppe to D-Day
A German commander’s assessment of the D-Day invasion
The mighty word on D-Day
SS Caribou
Reginald Wise: Saviour of Easter Sunday, 1945
The seizing of Europe’s bells
Ted Martens: Dutch resistance fighter
Ernie Verhulst (Part 1): A wide-eyed boy in Rotterdam, May 1940
Hitler, Raeder, and the demise of the Kriegsmarine
A letter of marque from the king
Last soldier standing
Ross Mitchell: A sniper from the farm
“I don’t think we’ll make it back to the pub tonight”
First Blood
Jenkin Ratford and the War of 1812
CANEX: The Company Store
Inside Afghanistan: Politics, war and buzkashi
Douglas Gordon (Part 2): The troubles with Typhoons
Douglas Gordon (Part 1): Bail out or glide for England
I’ve got your back
A woman pilot in wartime Britain
Witness to Slaughter
The Language of War
On operations with G.I. Joe
