WWII History - December 2016

Features

Breakthrough at Sedan
The German concept of mobile warfare was conclusively proven when the Wehrmacht breached the French defenses at Sedan in May 1940. By Christopher Miskimon 

Ace of Aces
Erich Hartmann amassed a remarkable tally of 352 aerial victories during World War II. By Kelly Bell 

Visions from Battleship Row
Survivors remember the infamous attack on Pearl Habor. By Mark Carlson 

Every Man an Emperor
The First Canadian Parachute Battalion jumps to victory on D-Day, June 6, 1944. By Patrick J. Chaisson 

The Greatest Disaster
Defeat in the Battle of Savo Island was a stunning blow to the Allied naval forces off Guadalcanal. By David H. Lippman

Columns

Editorial
Admiral James O. Richardson is little remembered for disagreeing with President Roosevelt. 

Profiles
George C. Marshall was a general of such ability and vision he had to be kept close to home. 

Insight
Dogs were used on all fronts and in a variety of roles during World War II. 

Ordnance
The Colt Commando remains a collectible handgun that was used in World War II. 

Top Secret
The British Special Boat Service performed extraordinary missions during World War II.