THE WAR IN GIBRALTAR - Historical Background, Construction of the Airfield, The Tunnels, Operation 'Felix' - the Invasion of Gibraltar, Gibraltar at war, The Italian Underwater attacks against Gibraltar

CLEARING THE RHINE - The work of the Royal Engineers in clearing the German demolitions to the bridges crossing the Rhine from Coblenz to the North Sea. Readers' Investigations - With the Company Commander (Charles B. MacDonald) - Patrick Hargreaves takes American historian Charles B. MacDonald back to the battlefields in the Ardennes. Wreck Recovery - Jersey Coastal Artillery Gun Recovery - Terry O'Brien's successful recovery of a barrel from Batterie Moltke which had been dumped over the cliff at Les Landes by the Royal Engineers in 1945-46. Personality - The Soviet Union's Fighter Ace - The story of Nikitovich Kozhedub, the highest scoring Soviet fighter pilot credited with 62 victories as told by Nikolai Bodrikhin. United Kingdom - US Army Airstrips in Britain, 1942-45 - Ken Wakefield describes the construction and use of improvised airstrips by American forces.

Marine Corps Gazette is the professional journal for all Marines. Written by Marines for Marines, it has been published continuously since 1916, providing a forum for expression and debate on matters that advance knowledge, interest, and esprit within the Corps.

Leatherneck: The magazine of the Marines. Since the days of the Barbary pirates, United States Marines have called themselves "leathernecks." Legend and lore have it that the term leatherneck was derived from leather neckbands worn in the late 1700s to protect Marines from the slash of the cutlass. Another more likely reason is that the high stocks were worn for discipline to keep the Marines' heads high and straight. Neither explanation has ever been verified. Whatever the reason, the name leatherneck stuck and the distinctive dress blue uniform blouse still bears a high stock collar to remind Marines of the leatherneck legacy.

Leatherneck: The magazine of the Marines. Since the days of the Barbary pirates, United States Marines have called themselves "leathernecks." Legend and lore have it that the term leatherneck was derived from leather neckbands worn in the late 1700s to protect Marines from the slash of the cutlass. Another more likely reason is that the high stocks were worn for discipline to keep the Marines' heads high and straight. Neither explanation has ever been verified. Whatever the reason, the name leatherneck stuck and the distinctive dress blue uniform blouse still bears a high stock collar to remind Marines of the leatherneck legacy.

Marine Corps Gazette is the professional journal for all Marines. Written by Marines for Marines, it has been published continuously since 1916, providing a forum for expression and debate on matters that advance knowledge, interest, and esprit within the Corps.

Об организации, составе и боевых действиях танковых частей вермахта в 1945 году. Издание представляет собой справочник, охватывающий самостоятельные танковые подразделения вермахта от танковых армий до отдельных танковых рот, их боевой состав, участие в боевых действиях, штатную организацию.

Об организации, составе и боевых действиях танковых частей вермахта в 1945 году. Издание представляет собой справочник, охватывающий самостоятельные танковые подразделения вермахта от танковых армий до отдельных танковых рот, их боевой состав, участие в боевых действиях, штатную организацию.