Incredible story of a B-17 bomber that should not have been able to fly. Illustrations included with story.
http://www.militaryhistoryofthe20thcentury.com/
Military History Of the 20th Century
This blog is dedicated to the military history of the 20th Century. While it mostly concerns WWII, I will write about stories from the Boer War to Gulf War 1 Here you may find unusual photos of military interest and unusual but true stories; from the strategic, the tactical and personal events. I will also review and critique the occasional military book and/or video.
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Saturday, March 24, 2012
Very Low Flying WWII Airplane Photos
Check out this Mosquito low enough to sting you.
There are some great photos of extremely low flying WWII airplanes at http://www.militaryhistoryofthe20thcentury.com/ and more to be added in the next update but those will be of more modern airplanes.
There are some great photos of extremely low flying WWII airplanes at http://www.militaryhistoryofthe20thcentury.com/ and more to be added in the next update but those will be of more modern airplanes.

Saturday, March 17, 2012
St. Lambert mayor's personal WWI war diary
The ex mayor of St. Lambert, Quebec, Canada exploits during WWI.
This would be the diary of Pte. J.L. Townshend at the 1st Battle of the Somme in 1916 during WWI and you can read it at http://militaryhistoryofthe20thcentury.com/
This would be the diary of Pte. J.L. Townshend at the 1st Battle of the Somme in 1916 during WWI and you can read it at http://militaryhistoryofthe20thcentury.com/
THE MARCH TO THE SOMME by PTE. J.L.TOWNSHEND
There is a very interesting diary of Pte. J.L. Townshend of the Canadian Army in WWI during the 1st Battle of the Somme in 1916 at http://militaryhistoryofthe20thcentury.com/ in the Military Stories page.
Captured & Converted French Vehicles in German Service in WWII
There is an very extensive listing of all the German uses of captured French equipment during WWII at
http://militaryhistoryofthe20thcentury.com/ on the Military Stories page Captured & Converted French Vehicles in German Service in WWII
http://militaryhistoryofthe20thcentury.com/ on the Military Stories page Captured & Converted French Vehicles in German Service in WWII
Sunday, February 5, 2012
New military history website
This is just another reminder to any visitors to this blog that it has been replaced by a new military history website..
http://militaryhistoryofthe20thcentury.com/
Thanks for visiting, see you at the other site. Many new and interesting war photos especially of WWII.
There are also many Russian Navy ships from 1950s to 1980s sent to me from a Russian fan of this blog (now website) and more to post. Surprised the ex Soviet Union allowed these photos to be taken. There is also a huge collection of German soldiers in WWII behind the lines at the Eastern front and many, many more to be posted. These were personal photos taken either from prisoners or from cameras found on the battlefields of Eastern Europe. Also a huge and building collection of destroyed armor, mostly German Panzers but some Russian, American, British and Japanese.
Special Premium Section: Horrors of War
These photos are for members only and they are horrendous. This is a special page of after the battle photos before the bodies have been removed.
Not very nice to see but it is part of war. Tanks are not empty shells when destroyed; a moment before there were 3 to 5 living souls inside. Too gruesome to describe.
http://militaryhistoryofthe20thcentury.com/
Thanks for visiting, see you at the other site. Many new and interesting war photos especially of WWII.
There are also many Russian Navy ships from 1950s to 1980s sent to me from a Russian fan of this blog (now website) and more to post. Surprised the ex Soviet Union allowed these photos to be taken. There is also a huge collection of German soldiers in WWII behind the lines at the Eastern front and many, many more to be posted. These were personal photos taken either from prisoners or from cameras found on the battlefields of Eastern Europe. Also a huge and building collection of destroyed armor, mostly German Panzers but some Russian, American, British and Japanese.
Special Premium Section: Horrors of War
These photos are for members only and they are horrendous. This is a special page of after the battle photos before the bodies have been removed.
Not very nice to see but it is part of war. Tanks are not empty shells when destroyed; a moment before there were 3 to 5 living souls inside. Too gruesome to describe.
Friday, December 23, 2011
New website to replace blog
http://militaryhistoryofthe20thcentury.com/Home_Page.html
This is the link to my new website.
I now have my new website on line. This blog will remain but there will be no more photos or stories posted on the blog.
Most of what is here will eventually be on the website and there is already new photos on the site.
.Thanks for your visits and I hope you enjoy my new website.
This is the link to my new website.
I now have my new website on line. This blog will remain but there will be no more photos or stories posted on the blog.
Most of what is here will eventually be on the website and there is already new photos on the site.
.Thanks for your visits and I hope you enjoy my new website.
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