This photo really captures the moment — soldiers stepping out of the trenches, meeting face to face, and for a short time just being men far from home...

Ancient warfare has always fascinated me because it feels both familiar and completely foreign at the same time. The weapons and technology are primit...

Good stuff, Bootie 👍

Really enjoyed this one. What stands out is that it doesn’t feel like the usual TV “myth busting” where the conclusion is already written — it’s just ...

Hey Shane — just a heads up, the link seems to be broken now. Thought I’d mention it in case you want to check it. @fgmbootie

Now this was a fun watch. Operation Eiche has always felt almost too cinematic to be real — gliders landing on a mountaintop, a dictator being snatche...

Good question — and I think a lot of us circle around the same answer without always saying it out loud. War fascinates us because it strips things ...

Well now… watching this and then seeing our own Shane in the credits gave me a proper FGM moment. 😄 Outstanding work — those Somme scenes ar...

  For me, I’d probably pick Ulysses S. Grant — not just because of the victories, but because he seemed calm under pressure and understood th...

Nice share — and it actually ties into a common misconception about Confederate uniforms. The short answer is that “gray” was more of an intention tha...

Watched some of this recently — classic Ken Burns style: slow burn, lots of layers, and it really leans into the idea that the Revolution was as much ...

Interesting one — and it’s a good reminder that even late in the war the Channel was still dangerous water. The E-boats don’t always get the attention...

@hedgehog Morning, Hedgehog — that sounds like proper spring weather! ☕And yes sir, you’ve absolutely earned your crust. Always good seeing the...

@rico @Otosan @kronenblatt — appreciate all the guidance, gents. 👍 I’m a Mac guy, so I need to install Boot Camp and run Windows first — the...

@a-canadian-cat and @hardradi ... Thanks for keeping this old grognard honest, gents. 😄Turns out the scenario was sitting right under my nose ...

I’ve actually never played Field of Glory before, but this looks really interesting. Enjoying following the campaign 👍

One thing I’m remembering is how the game would sometimes just end when the system determined the fight was effectively over. Not because the clock ra...

My father, also Arthur, served in WWII from 1943–1946, and later returned to duty from 1948–1951 as a Naval officer. During the Korean confl...

Allied armor and infantry moving through the ruins during the Italian campaign, 1944. Italy became a slow, grinding war of mountains, rivers, and sh...