Fliegen und Siegen
Sixty-five years ago, Hermann Goering's Luftwaffe showcased its aerial triumphs in a 1942 commemorative book of 100 stereoscopic photographs, providing a rare insider's view of the early war years.
Read MoreTannenberg – The battle that decided the fate of Eastern Europe
In one of the most decisive battles in history, the combined forces of the Polish-Lithuanian Union fought against the army of the Order of Teutonic Knights.
Read MoreACG Interview with New U.S. Commander in Iraq
President Bush’s recent announcement that he has nominated Lt. Gen David Petraeus to take over from Gen. George Casey as the top U.S. military commander in Iraq prompted us to give readers another opportunity to review our exclusive interview with Gen. Petraeus, previously published in the November 2005 issue of Armchair General magazine.
Read MoreThe Guards Return To Fight In Russia – 1941
As the older, more politically influential commanders were killed by the enemy or executed by order of STAVKA for "failure in battle", younger, more visionary officers took their place.
Read MoreThe Virginius
We take a look at the details of the "Virginius Incident" which, in November 1873, nearly sparked a war between the United States of America and Spain.
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