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World War II 1996 February Patton's capture of Trier Tiger of Malaya justice Mon
World War II 1996 February
26 Patton's Push to Trier
By Nathan N. Prefer
After the war, Reichsmarschall Hermann Goring said: "The breakthrough near Trier was particularly depressing. That breakthrough and the capture of the Remagen Bridge were two great catastrophes for the German cause."
34 Deciding the Fate of Monte Cassino
By Peggy Robbins
A Roman Catholic himself, Lt. Gen. Mark W. Clark laid Monte Cassino's fate in the hands of his superior, General Sir Harold Alexander. "You give me a direct order to bomb the monastery," Clark said, "and we'll do it."
42 Incredible Journey From Dunkirk to Nagasaki
By Barry Reed
On August 9, 1945, Aidan MacCarthy saw the vapor trails of two four-engine bombers high over Nagasaki, flying south. He and most of his fellow prisoners of war scrambled into their air raid shelter. There then followed a blue flash.
50 Naval Duel Off Bali
By Tom Womack
With his forces scattered, Dutch Rear Adm. Karel Doorman learned that the Japanese were invading Bali. As he hastened toward Badoeng Strait, he formulated a battle plan. Unavoidably, it was a bad plan.
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