Things That Don't Make Sense About World War II's Battle Of Los Angeles
World War II's Battle of Los Angeles happened on February 25, 1942, but it wasn't much of a battle at all. Here's what doesn't make sense about it.
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Strict Rules Women Had To Follow During World War II
Societies were globally upended during the horrors of World War II. Women were central to that conflict's changes, and were forced to follow some strict rules.
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The Deadliest Female Assassins Of World War II
World War II was largely fought by men, but women were also involved in clandestine efforts to fight Nazi rule. These were the deadliest female assassins.
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What Happened To The Bodies Of These Notable WWII Generals?
Several generals who strategized and lead the charges in World War II battles were often lauded for their efforts. Here's what happened to their bodies.
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World War II Mysteries That Were Solved Years Later
World War II saw the deaths of millions, and in the upheaval of it all, the war also created mysterious disappearances that were solved years later.
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Why A WWI Time Capsule In Missouri Required A Bomb Squad When It Was Opened
In October 2024, a WWI time capsule in Missouri required a bomb squad when it was opened. Here's the full story on why it was such a dangerous unearthing.
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Strict Rules Delta Force Has To Follow
Delta Force, the U.S. Army's elite special forces, takes on the toughest and most dangerous missions. Even this secretive unit has strict rules to follow.
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Weird World War II Missions That Almost Happened
World War II was a time of technological evolution. With that advancement came some pretty weird ideas and missions. Here are some that never happened.
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Why The Vietnam War Was Worse Than You Thought
War is hell, and the Vietnam War was truly a meat grinder for soldiers and civilians alike. But as bad as you might think it was, in reality, it was far worse.
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Is This What The World Would Look Like If Hitler Had Developed The Atomic Bomb First?
Hitler's ambitions of European domination ended with defeat in 1945, before the U.S. used atomic bombs on Japan. But what if Hitler had won the nuclear race?
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Things That Don't Make Sense About The Hiroshima And Nagasaki Bombings
The story of the first use of atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki is well known, but there are some aspects of that terrible day that still don't make sense.
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Odd Rules SEAL Team Six Has To Follow
The special operations unit SEAL Team Six may be cloaked in secrecy, myth, and legend, but even they have a few odd rules their members must abide by.
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Ways Hitler Could Have Won World War II
In hindsight, it's easy to see where Adolf Hitler's war strategies went wrong and caused the Nazis to lose, but here's how he could have won World War II.
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Here's When Hitler Knew He Would Lose World War II
Germany didn't lose World War II suddenly. The loss came slowly due to his poor choices and a lack of resources. Here's when Hitler likely knew he was losing.
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The Big Reasons Why Hitler Couldn't Defeat The Soviet Union
Adolf Hitler was pretty successful early on with the invasions that set WWII in motion, but here are the big reasons why he couldn't defeat the Soviet Union.
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The USS Thresher's Sinking Was Worse Than You Thought
In 1963 the United States sent its first nuclear submarine, the USS Thresher, to sea with 129 people on board. The same day it left port, the vessel imploded.
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Here's What Hitler Really Thought Of The Other Axis Power Leaders During World War II
Adolf Hitler met with with many world leaders during World War II in efforts to make alliances. Here's what he really thought of the other Axis power leaders.
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The Strange True Story Of Hitler's Best Assassin
The story of Adolf Hitler is rife with many dark figures who committed unspeakable atrocities. Here's the strange true story of his best assassin.
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What Happened To The Bodies Of Hitler's Closest Allies?
Adolph Hitler rose to power with the help of an inner-circle who helped do his bidding. Here's what happened to the bodies of Hitler's closest allies.
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How The Plane Crews Reacted To Bombing Hiroshima And Nagasaki
Imagine being on the crew that followed orders to commit mass murder by dropping atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Here's how the plane crew reacted.
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Things We Learned About Hitler After He Died
Adolf Hitler crafted his public image through years of propaganda and myth-making, but the facts revealed after his death paint a starkly different picture.
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Is This What The World Would Look Like If The Hiroshima And Nagasaki Bombings Never Happened?
The Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings were among the worst atrocities humans have inflicted. Is this what the world would look like if they never happened?
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Strange Rules Soldiers Have To Follow During War
Even in the chaos of war, military forces worldwide have a set of rules that soldiers must follow. Some are obvious, but other rules are surprisingly strange.
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What Happened To The Bodies From The Battle Of The Bulge?
The Battle of the Bulge took place for over five weeks at the end of World War II. Here's what happened to the bodies left after the horrific conflict.
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What Happened To General George S. Patton Jr.'s Body?
General George Patton was a complicated figure who excelled as a WWII commander but could also be a loose cannon. Here's what happened to his body.
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The Most Dangerous Assassins In History
People have long tried to change the course of history by assassination. The most dangerous of these assassins caused far more harm than they may have intended.
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The Disturbing Truth About Hitler's Inner Circle
Adolf Hitler's rise to power and his terrible actions through World War II were not a solo effort. The disturbing truth about his inner circle is even worse.
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