OVERLORD'S BLOG

 If I were to ask you “What is the most important British invention of the Second World War”, what would you reply? Well I asked on my Faceb...

Ahead across a pockmarked jungle landscape was the settlement of Mogaung. Standing out was the heavily fortified position known as the Red H...

 This week due to my real life job, which requires shifts, I had one spare day to do my article. I spent six hours on in it, then when it wa...

 On August the 15th 1942 a line of young American men were attempting to enlist. One of the processes involved was being inspected by a dent...

 Early in the morning, around 0800, on the 24th of August 1938 a lone DC-2, named Kweilin, lifted off from the main runway of Hong Kong'...

During the D-day landing planning the Allies quickly realised there was a problem. They had overwhelming air and naval superiority, and they...

Gibraltar was one of the more strategically important bases for the Royal Navy in the Second World War. With it, the Mediterranean was compl...

The Northrop F-89 Scorpion was an odd aircraft. It was designed to combat the Russian bombers that were the principal risk to the US in the ...

Blogger's new software continues to perform exquisitely. Fun work around I need to do to centre the picture captions. 1: Attempt to just...