Richard Reeves, Author at Military Historia

New Evidence Suggests Gladiator Fights Occurred in Britain

Gladiator fights in grand arenas like the Coliseum entertained the Romans for a long, long time. Although the Coliseum was

The American Civil War was waged between the Union (North) and 11 Southern Confederate States. The conflict was also known

It is no surprise that cinema has been around for a long, long time. However, many may find it surprising

During World War Two, the Germans relocated most of their gold and wealth to different parts of Europe. As a

Pearl Harbor in 1941 was not the only Japanese offensive on American soil. Japanese balloon bombs were a closely guarded

The long-lost USS Albacore from World War Two was discovered off the coast of Esan on Hokkaido in northern Japan.

Third Reich Ranch in Brazil The ideology of fascism caused colossal human and material destruction during World War Two. However,

What’s the difference between re-enacting and living history? Let’s ask Phil Hodges. Well, for some there is no difference, For

Vesta Stoudt: Inventor of Duct Tape An Illinois mother named Vesta Stoudt invented duct tape in 1943. She developed the

Many armchair historians can tell you tales of the most extraordinary surprise attacks in warfare. Some of the greatest traps,