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Ghosts of the Trenches: Camouflage Tactics in World War I

Ghosts of the Trenches: Camouflage Tactics in World War I

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World War I unleashed an era of unprecedented warfare. Vast networks of trenches snaked across Europe, transforming open fields into deadly mazes. Traditional battle strategies quickly became obsolete as armies faced relentless machine gun fire, artillery barrages, and the ever-present threat of aerial observation. In this grim landscape, survival depended on invisibility. Soldiers and strategists ...See the Story

The Informer: Opening of port brought rejoicing to Lake Charles - American Press

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“Only once before in the history of Lake Charles — Armistice Day, Nov. 11, 1918 — was there such general and genuine rejoicing in the city,” reads the Dec. 3, 1926, American Press. “And never before has any one achievement meant so much to the popular mind in Lake Charles as are the formal port and water opening ceremonies here today.” Lake Charles had been a port of call since the early 1800s for sailing vessels navigating the shallow river to …Armistice Day · Lake Charles Read Article

“Salvaging History: Efforts in Marseille to Recover a WWII German Aircraft Wreck”

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Over 80 years ago, a German bomber plane finished its race off Marseille. Since then, its wreckage is still there 54 meters deep next to the Frioul islands and archaeologists try to save what is left. It was within the framework of such a mission that the Luftwaffe junkers 88 was surely crashed at sea in 1943. Since then he has almost moved. “” “This junkers 88 has a fairly special story, its general state of conservation is good since it did no…Democracy · Norway See the Story

Trump declares national holidays to celebrate WWI, WWII victories

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President Trump on Monday declared national holidays on Nov. 11 and May 8 to commemorate victories in World War I and World War II, respectively. In a social media post, Trump reiterated his view that the U.S. should be celebrating its military victories, as some other countries do. “We won two World Wars, but we never took credit for it — Everyone else does!” Trump wrote on Truth Social.Donald Trump · United States See the Story

"Complete Moron"—Donald Trump Brutally Slammed After Declaring May 8 as WWII Victory Day

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Donald Trump announced a major change to a beloved national event, leaving many Americans disappointed. Read ahead and find out.Donald Trump · United States See the Story

Letter: Plaque blocked by fencing

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This past Armistice Day, which is Veterans Day to you kids, I took my wife out to the Indiana State University’s so-called Memorial Stadium to see and photograph the plaque honoring local World War I and World War II veterans.Armistice Day · Terre Haute See the Story

Colchester pillbox gets new look for VE Day 80 with public invited to pay respects

A COLCHESTER pillbox that was restored for Armistice Day has been redecorated for VE Day 80 with people being invited to pay their respect there to…Armistice Day · Colchester Read Article

Bid to honour Nuneaton and Bedworth's unsung female war heroes

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Their names will be added to a stunning feature being created for Bedworth's Armistice Day paradeArmistice Day · Coventry Read Article

Then and Now: Spokane's Lincoln statue erected in time to honor living Civil War veteran

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Armistice Day in 1930 brought a massive crowd to downtown Spokane to see the unveiling of the Abraham Lincoln statue at Main Avenue and Monroe Street. It had been a long time coming.Civil War · Spokane Read Article

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