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The WWII Soundscape

Hear what World War II sounded like with this short list of historical audio clips available online.

  Ever wonder what World War II sounded like? You can hear some of the sounds of the war in documentary film … continue reading »

Patton: Loved, Hated, Appreciated

Genius. Jerk. Call him what you will, General George Patton managed to do the impossible while alienating peers and subordinates alike. By Richard Sassaman

“[Patton’s] nervous energy, his drive, his sense of history, his concentration on details while never losing … continue reading »

USS Arizona: Meeting the Lost Crew

The historian entrusted with interpreting the Pearl Harbor attack sites and the USS Arizona Memorial tells how a new project to find more accurate data on the Arizona’s dead is revealing the human stories behind the history. By Daniel Martinezcontinue reading »

June 2015

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Features

 

No More Death and Dirt and Noise

Citizens of the Allied world cheered as one for the victory in Europe. But just how joyful were the GIs who’d been … continue reading »

Fallen at
Pearl Harbor

A Staggering 2,390 Americans died in the attack of December 7, 1941, and the events that surrounded it. Here are their names.

 

CIVILIANS

Yaeko Lillian Oda. Francisco Tacderan. John Kalauwae Adams. Joseph Kanehoa Adams. Nancy Masako Arakaki. Patrick … continue reading »

April 2013

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Predators in the Pacific

US sub skippers were overcautious at the war’s start, and their torpedoes were junk. Three years later, they had taken down half of Japanese shipping. … continue reading »

June 2009

Bonus Features

Videos, photos, articles, and links that expand on the printed magazine issue

D-Day

 

Photo gallery: Americans on D-Day

Follow American fighting men as they prepare for and launch the great Normandy invasion of June 6, 1944.

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February 2010

Bonus Features

Find the articles these features relate to in the February 2010 issue of America in WWII, available at Borders and Barnes & Noble stores.

The Battle of Iwo Jima

Print Issue Tie-in: “Iwo Jima: Cheating Death on … continue reading »

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April 2012

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Features Taking the X on Iwo

X-shaped Airfield No. 2 was the prize that brought US Marines to rocky Iwo Jima. But it was a prize well guarded, and winning it would … continue reading »

June 2011

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Features Major Dick Winters: Genuine Legend, Genuine Man

What made Major Dick Winters a great commander? The same thing that made him a great friend: He genuinely cared about people. By Colonel … continue reading »

April 2011

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Features The Massacre, the SS Man, and the Senator

Eighty-four American POWs lay dead in the snow near Malmedy, slaughtered by Jochen Peiper’s Nazis. Justice had to be done. But a bungled … continue reading »

April 2009

Videos, photos, articles, and links that expand on the printed magazine issue