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MHN welcomes another new contributor: Roderick G. Maclean, author of Never To Return: Convoys To Russia in the Second World War. Check it out here: https://t.co/GaR7cSL3TN https://t.co/YLxu9ZyPtY

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Today in 1904, the last known eyewitness of the Battle of Waterloo, Elizabeth Watkins, dies at age 94. The daughter of one of Wellington's soldiers, she recalled being five-years-old and watching her mother tend to the wounded at a British field hospital as the fighting raged. https://t.co/hywGQJiAD0

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RT @MilHistNow: Hitler’s Holdouts – Meet the Last German Soldiers to Surrender in WW2 “Small pockets troops refused to give up. Some fough…

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The Battle of Texel – Inside the Deadly German Army Mutiny That Continued After VE-Day “The 45-day standoff, which did not end until two weeks after the war was over, is now remembered as the final battle of the Second World War in Europe.” https://t.co/K0WbqvstRP #veday80 https://t.co/eJDvK2wNvD

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RIGHT NOW in 1945, Alfred Jodl marches into General Eisenhower's headquarters in Reims, France and signs the German Instrument of Surrender. Stalin demands a second surrender be signed in Berlin on May 8. The war in Europe is over. #VEDay80 #VEDay https://t.co/g1pk2APACb

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The Vietnam War-era AC-47 Spooky gunship packed a serious punch. Based on the old Douglas Skytrain, it was fitted with a trio of side-mounted 7.62 mm General Electric miniguns that together could lay down 18,000 rounds per minute of close air support for ground troops. https://t.co/2p4tVxs5Qu

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On this day in 1945, six American civilians are killed when a Japanese balloon bomb explodes near Bly, Oregon. Although the strange weapons have been drifting into North American airspace for months, officials keep it a secret to prevent panic. See: https://t.co/nOVxGNHUlx https://t.co/fATgGC42Fo

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Shooting the Messenger — Meet the Journalist Who Was Fired for Breaking the Story of Germany’s Surrender “Allied commanders demanded the assembled newsies wait at least 36 hours before releasing the bombshell to the world.” https://t.co/J50LXjDdbv #VEDay80 https://t.co/sLDLzJpdvQ

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A tank crew with the U.S. Army's 125th Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron shows off one hell of a war souvenir: a captured German Panther tank. Griebo, Germany. April, 30, 1945. https://t.co/UfSg8dcsqI

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On this day in 1808, the French army crushes a rebellion in Madrid. The violence is commemorated in this Francisco Goya painting. https://t.co/2k6ljXbJrg

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Happpppppy new year!!!

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