The only chance to succeed:take Dong Khé On Saturday, September 30, Bayard set off under the orders of Lepage. At 1 p.m., the goumiers left That Khé on foot:Dong Khé objective, which must be taken. The operation, baptized Tiznit, will not be easy, because it is obvious that the Viets, who used form
On a purely analytical level, one could attribute this Allied victory to the influence of protection groups, sustained air escorts, the new small radar and other new weapons provided by scientists and technologists. But a considerable element should not be forgotten:the progress made by the British
Johann Huber was, in 1944, a young probationary officer. But the needs of the war brought him as a simple crew member of a Pz IV tank of the 7th Panzer Division (MPa), Rommels old Ghost Division, which was now fighting the Soviets. Huber was a tank loader for Sergeant Izeke, who was also an emerg
The Magadha Empire lost power to the Moorish Empire, which ruled from 322 BCE to 185 BCE over large parts of eastern and northern India. At its peak, the empire covered parts of what is now Iran and almost all of India. However, they did not cover the southern tip of the peninsula. Chandragupta Maur