WWII Poster of the Week — May 5, 2019
This week’s WWII Poster of the Week exhorts Canadian factory workers to be as dedicated to their job as the Canadian soldiers are to theirs, showing a factory worker standing […]
WWII Poster of the Week — April 28, 2019
It’s hard to find an anti-Japanese WWII poster that isn’t overtly racist. This is actually one of the tamer ones!
WWII Poster of the Week — April 21, 2019
This week’s WWII Poster of the Week pulled no punches in exhorting Douglas Aircraft factory workers to build A-26 Invader medium bombers as quickly as they could:
WWII Poster of the Week — April 14, 2019
This week’s WWII Poster of the Week reminds factory workers to be on the look out for anything out of the ordinary, and to report it to the facility’s Intelligence […]
US Marine Who Inspired HBO’s “The Pacific” Dies
Author RV Burgin (Sgt, USMC ret.), who’s book inspired HBO’s miniseries “The Pacific” passes away at age 96
This Day in WWII: (1942) The Bataan Death March Begins
April 10, 1942: The Bataan Death March begins
Dick Cole, Last Doolittle Raider Dies at 103
The last living Doolittle Raider has died, at the age of 103. Richard “Dick” Cole was Col. Jimmy Doolittle’s copilot in the first B-25 bomber to lift off from the […]
This Day In WWII: Nazi Germany Invades Neutral Norway
On April 9, 1940, Nazi Germany invaded the neutral nations of Norway and Denmark. Synopsis from WWII Database.com: German troops crossed into Denmark at 0500 hours, with landings near Copenhagen […]
Patreon Rewards Update
Hey there, all my GI Joes and GI Jills! Since a weekly live radio show has been put off until the indefinite future, I’ve edited the rewards on the Rat […]
WWII Poster of the Week – April 7, 2019
An appeal to citizens in the UK to save their kitchen waste, to be picked up and sent to pig farms.