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Billy Rowe made an impression well beyond the battlefield
St. Paul's in the smoke: An iconic photo 80 years later
Two correspondents' final flight
A different kind of Christmas story
'Nuts!': Gen. Anthony McAuliffe's legendary Bastogne rebuff
Joe McDonald and a case of mistaken identity
Barney Oldfield, the parachuting public relations officer
Glenn Miller disappears: Today in World War II history
Henry T. Waskow and the Ernie Pyle tribute that made him famous
Vasily Grossman documented the horrors of Treblinka
Bert Brandt sent the first photos from France on D-Day
Ann Stringer picked up where her late husband left off
Eve Curie's battlefield travelogue
Thanksgiving 1942: Exporting an American holiday
Gen. George S. Patton and the slaps heard 'round the world
Ralph Barnes: First U.S. war correspondent to fall
Kristallnacht: The night the world took notice
Sinking of the USS Tang: 'Like the world coming to an end'
Dorie Miller at Pearl Harbor: Telling a hero's story
43 Days: Vern Haugland's fight to survive in New Guinea
Operation Market Garden: Dropping in on Holland
Peleliu: Hitting the beach with the Marines
Captured by the Nazis: War correspondent to POW
'Today the guns are silent': Japan surrenders
Clare Hollingworth and the scoop of a lifetime
Paris liberated: De Gaulle under fire
Liberation Day: When Paris went mad
'Blackest' days for war correspondents
William L. Laurence witnesses the bombing of Nagasaki
PT-109: John F. Kennedy fights to survive in the Solomons
Sinking of the USS Indianapolis
Killed by friendly fire: Lesley J. McNair and Bede Irvin
The July 20 plot on Hitler's life
Thomas D. Howie: The Major of Saint-Lô
'Greyhound' in real life: Covering the convoys
Liberating Caen: The unbroken spirit of 'war-tortured' French civilians
Tuskegee Airmen: Charles B. Hall records 99th's first victory
USS Bunker Hill kamikaze attack: 'Now It Can Be Told'
John T. Whitaker predicted Hitler's move into Russia -- and its failure
Audie Murphy's Overlooked Heroics
D-Day: Keeping the Mulberry secret
Bill Shenkel's B-29 shot down over Japan
An interview with Adolf Hitler
D-Day: Ernie Pyle's struggle to tell the invasion story
D-Day: Martha Gellhorn goes rogue to get her story
'D-Day has come': Breaking the invasion news to the world
D-Day: Behind enemy lines with a typewriter
Missing D-Day: 'Performers without an audience'
D-Day: Joan Ellis and the AP's accidental invasion report
D-Day with Ike: Red Mueller at Eisenhower's headquarters
D-Day: Correspondents balance ambition, fear ahead of invasion
Attu: Japan's last desperate charge
Lord Haw Haw captured by British forces
Ernest Hemingway invades London ahead of D-Day
Ollie Stewart: The Afro-American's man at the front
The Dambusters raid: Guy Gibson and 617 Squadron
A very different Washington Post
Brothers reunite on the beach at Anzio
V-1 'buzz bombs' terrorize England
Henry T. Waskow and the Ernie Pyle tribute that made him famous
Virginia Irwin's dash to Berlin
D-Day: George Hicks brings the sound of battle into your living room
Pearl Harbor: When a global story hits home
Pearl Harbor: A nation thrust into war
Correspondent Jack Thompson parachutes into Sicily
'Orchestrated Hell': Edward R. Murrow over Berlin
Dieppe: Ross Munro's eyewitness report
'Nuts!': Gen. Anthony McAuliffe's legendary Bastogne rebuff