Author: Đạt HT

  1943, Station 9, The Fry. Douglas Everett walked into the staff bar carrying 26 ounces … The British Sleeve G.u.n That Let Spies K.i.l.l Germans In HandshakesRead more

  November 1942. A German officer walks through the foggy streets of Copenhagen. He never hears … Why This ‘Ugly’ British Pipe Was The Most Feared Weapon In Occupied EuropeRead more

  It looked like a torch or perhaps a piece of plumbing. 7 in of dark … The ‘Brutal’ British Wrist Weapon That Combined A Cosh, Garrote And Dagger In One EnglishRead more

  1943. A windowless room at 84 Avenue Fch, Paris, SD headquarters. A British agent sits … The ‘Tiny’ British Lapel Knife That Let SOE Agents Kill Their Own InterrogatorsRead more

  The flares were a mistake. Three red flares fired from U-66’s conning tower at 3:00 … They Surfaced to Finish the Kill… Then Saw the DestroyerRead more

  January 1942, Derby House, Liverpool, England, Western Approaches Command. Britain is losing the Atlantic. In … A 19 Year Old Girl Destr0yed Hitler’s Entire U Boat Strategy With a ChalkRead more

  October 24th, 1944. The Sibuyan Sea, Philippine Archipelago. 10:26 in the morning. She displaces 72,809 … The One Degree Error That Sank Japan’s Most Expensive Super BattleshipRead more

  North Atlantic, October 18th, 1940, somewhere in the northwestern approaches, 0200, the convoy is called … “U-Boats Don’t Attack In Daylight” — The Commander Who Surfaced At Noon And Sank 5 Allied ShipsRead more

  Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands, August 20th, 1942. 13 days after the Marines landed, Henderson Field has … “That Pilot Is Too Young To Command” — The 23-Year-Old Who Shot Down 40 Japanese Planes In 6 MonthsRead more