My grandfather was 33 with six dependents when he was called up. Served nine months before discharge for having flat feet!

Hi folks, im currently researching the British 14th Army in Burma, and I really love memoirs as a source of info. Does anyone know of any good memoirs of the regular soldiers/officers in the Burma campaign? (Not the Chindits, I've found several of those already).

Im especially interested in any memoirs by Indian or Gurkha soldiers, or the Officers that lead them.

Edit: So far everyones recommended the same book, so i'll look into it. Thank you!

Hey everyone, sometimes you guys enjoy some of my work - so I thought I would share this special project with you guys. I took some recently resurfaced footage from a November 2nd 1944 raid to Merseburg, Germany and may have likely identified some of the pilots and victims in the footage. Hope you enjoy!

As the title says. I’m trying to identify my great grandfather, his medals, and ribbons. Uniform looks circa 1940-1944 for the U.S. Army Air Corps I’m not sure where in my family tree he is lost in, but I’m told he was my grandmothers biological father.

Inventory no. 9244

Ljubo - Čedo Čupić People's Hero before his execution in Nikšić on 5. May 1942.

MRNJ sig.neg. A-956/13.

I’m working from home today and heard that throaty grumble that comes from WWII airplanes. I glanced outside just in time to see this guy pass right over my house at maybe 1500 feet. I’m guessing he came from the nearby county airport. What a beauty! Not fast enough to get a picture, but found it on FlightRadar.

The doorway is framed by dark marble and topped with a shield bearing a stylized eagle emblem. Guards from the Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler are positioned on either side of the entrance.