U.S. Navy nurses stationed in the Philippine Islands became prisoners of the brutal Imperial Japanese Army for 37 months. Those 37 months made hell look like a surfing vacation.

A little tree with a huge history has been planted in Pembroke Dock, renewing unique connections between the town and Japan which span 138 years ...

fatal fight with the Imperial Japanese Navy, the destroyer USS Edsall went down off the coast of Australia in 1942, under the command of Lt. Joshua Nix. “Joshua Nix and his crew fought valiantly ...

A strategy of denial is now the cornerstone concept for Australia’s National Defence Strategy. The term’s use as an ...

Thousands of people have come together to mark Anzac Day across the country, 110 years after Australian and New Zealand ...

After his parachute dropped him into the water, he observed with horror that Imperial Japanese troops lined the ... let’s think deep thoughts here. Navy’s got back seaters…let’s do this ...

Vaughn Drake Jr., an esteemed Central Kentuckian believed to be the oldest survivor of the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor, died last week.

Henry “Hap” Arnold sent for Lt ... Japanese navy was observing near radio silence, frustrating the efforts of American cryptographers, who had deciphered only about 10 percent of the Imperial ...

Most devastating, Americans simply underestimated the Japanese. Their success at Pearl ... If pitted against the Americans over time, the Imperial Navy would never be able to make up its ...