Philip Hodges, Author at Military Historia

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Ten Odd Jobs of World War Two

Did you know that armies today have more than just soldiers and tanks? It may come as a surprise, but

In matters of life and death, common sense is not always the way to go. There is no doubt that

The Home Guard, also known as the Local Defence Volunteers (LDV), was a volunteer force created in the United Kingdom

Trench art refers to any decorative item created by soldiers, prisoners of war, or civilians during or after a war,

There are many ghost stories from World War II, and many of them centre around places where battles and other

The history of gunpowder dates back to ancient China, where it was first discovered and used for various purposes such

When you think of wild men on bikes, you naturally picture a fight against authority. However, during the Vietnam War

South Korea’s mandatory military enlistment program is notoriously difficult to get out of. Every able-bodied man between the age of

In 2017, archaeologists made a baffling yet potentially ground-breaking discovery. It is a peculiar artifact from an ancient grave near

So how do we get to Coca-Cola? Despite the surrender of General Robert E. Lee and the Army of Northern