German artillery tactics during World War II are often overlooked in military history, with very little written about how ...

This German Field Manual was found by my grandfather and namesake William Campbell in a German artillery dug-out near Flesquieres in Northern France on 20 November 1917 when he was 20 years old ...

The Fort Meade Museum donated a 21-cm Morser 16, a German howitzer, to the U.S. Army Field Artillery Museum at Fort Sill, which will restore and display the 17,500-pound weapon in the museum's ...

This World War One German artillery piece is one of three that will be transported to Camp Shelby for restoration by the staff of the Mississippi Armed Forces Museum (Photo source, Tommy Lofton ...

Last month, an 1,100-pound unexploded bomb from WWII, believed to be of American origin, was uncovered near Cologne, Germany, where a construction crew had been digging. Some 3,000 people were ...

Germany won’t excavate WWI tunnel containing hundreds of soldiers’ bodies By Amarachi Orie and Nadine Schmidt, CNN ... the French army was firing on German soldiers with heavy artillery.

Erik Sass. The Battle of Amiens from August 8-12, 1918, was a decisive Allied victory, crushing the German Second Army under the mighty hammer blows of the British Fourth, Third, and First Armies.