Features
 Barrier at Cassino
At the end of 1943 the Allied armies battling their way north in Italy came up
against the German Gustav Line and ground to a halt.
By John Brown
The Real English Patient
He smuggled spies into North Africa for the Germans, but was he a British
double agent?
By Ron Gilliam
Scandinavian Airborne Assault
German paratroopers fought stubborn defenders during operations against
Denmark and Norway.
By Henrik O. Lunde
Red Sea Naval War
Early in World War II, the Red Sea was a combat zone as the Allied and Axis
navies vied for control.
By Vincent P. O'Hara and Enrico Cernuschi
Tactical Air Evolution
Recognized by key military leaders, tactical support for ground operations proved
essential for victory in the West.
By Allyn Vannoy
Columns
 Editorial
Marek Edelman, a leader of the 1943
Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, kept alive through
the years the memory of those who perished.
Dispatches
Readers of WWII History offer their insights,
comments, and criticisms.
Ordnance
The NSU Kettenkrad served on all fronts and
on all surfaces during World War II.
Profiles
General Wladyslaw Anders led free Polish
forces in their fight against the Nazis.
Insight
Complex weather patterns and varied Allied
forecasting techniques posed challenges that
were overcome by D-Day.
Top Secret
Behavioral psychologist B.F. Skinner trained
pigeons to guide an early missile system.
Simulation Gaming
The Eternal Call of Duty: A look at one of
gaming's most colossal franchises.
Books
British author David Stone describes and analyzes
all aspects of the German war machine
in Hitler's Army from Zenith Press.
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