The Kitchen Front: How Captured German Cooks Shattered Nazi Propaganda and Sparked a Postwar Culinary Revolution Inside American WWII Prisoner Camps What happens when frontline Axis troops are captured and...
1967, a factory floor in Samora Correia, 40 km east of Lisbon, Portugal. A four-wheeled armored vehicle rolls off an assembly line for the first time. It is squat and...
The year is 1946. A dimly lit interrogation room somewhere in occupied Germany. An American historian sits across from a Wehrmacht general. The question is simple. What weapon did you...
The five Australians have been moving for six hours. Not a single word had been spoken. Not a single radio click had gone out. They moved through the bamboo and...
Two SEAL Team Six operators came home from Helmand in October 2003 and requested transfers within 48 hours of landing. They’d just spent one night in a compound outside Sangin...
2000, Isando Campus, Kempton Park, south of Johannesburg, South Africa. Inside a workshop the size of an aircraft hangar, a team of engineers is bolting the final panels onto something...
April, 1979. The TFM plant outside Johannesburg, South Africa. A new vehicle rolls off the line. It is enormous, high-sided, ugly. The hull sits on wheels so tall that a...
October 3, 1987. The banks of the Lomba River, southern Angola, 200 km north of the Namibian border. Deep inside territory held by a Soviet-equipped Angolan Brigade, through the mopane...
The Kitchen Battlefield: How Captured German Cooks Were Left Stunned When American Soldiers Asked Them to Cook for Everyone This is easily one of the most mesmerizing and deeply moving...
1957, the Atelier de Construction de Roanne, deep in the Loire Valley, Central France. A tracked vehicle rolls off the production line and into the gray morning light. It weighs...