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Tag Archives: Battle of the Bulge
This week in the War, 18–24 December 1944: The Siege of Bastogne
This week in the war, on 18 December 1944, the US 101st Airborne Division was ordered to Bastogne in Belgium to defend that town’s important crossroads against the recently launched German offensive in the Ardennes. By 20 December, the town was completely … Continue reading
Posted in World War II
Tagged Ardennes, Bastogne, Battle of the Bulge, US 101st Airborne Division
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This week in the War, 21–27 July 1941: Karl & Katyusha
The Soviet fortress of Brest-Litovsk surrendered, this week in the war, 23 July 1941. The garrison had been continuously bombarded by the Luftwaffe and by Karl, a giant mortar that fired a two-ton-plus projectile. It was the first time that the … Continue reading
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Tagged Battle of the Bulge, Brest-Litovsk, Karl, Karl Becker, Katyusha, rocket launcher
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Guest blog by Mark Stuart Ellison: Remembering a World War II Radio Man on Independence Day
Barbecues, fireworks, and beach parties are fine ways of celebrating July 4, but we should also remember the people who have put themselves in harm’s way to make possible the freedoms that Americans enjoy. My favorite way of commemorating America’s … Continue reading
Posted in Book, Guest blog, World War II
Tagged Battle of the Bulge, Dear Mom Dad & Ethel, Eli Ellison, Mark Stuart Ellison, Ninth Air Force, Normandy
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