In which World War 2 battle did the U.S. turn the tide of the war in the Pacific?

During WW2, which American general was the most respected by the German Army generals?

If Operation Sea Lion had been successful, how long would have implemented Operation Green, the Invasion of Ireland?

What’s with Mick Rory and Nazis?

Have you any first hand stories your grandad told you about combat in WW2?

If D-Day hadn’t happened, would the Allies still have won the war?

Why did Hitler choose to elevate the SS over the SA, particularly with the Night of the Long Knives?

Can WW2 SPAA be used as support vehicles for infantry?

Did tank crews in WWII ever personalise the inside or outside of their tank?

How did Axis powers (Germany, Japan & Italy) communicate during WW II?

Would W. Churchill have been a normal PM if WWII hadn’t happened?

Would Katyusha rockets be effective today?

Why did Americans and government officials want to keep the US out of foreign wars in the 20th century? How did the US government accomplish this?

What would have happened if Little Boy hadn’t gone off and safely floated down onto Hiroshima?

Did Nazi Germany use the armament factories of captured countries? Would not German and French combined production have made the Wehrmacht unbeatable?

Where did people go to survive the attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki? What were survivors injuries like?

How is the US-Japan relationship now? How was it a decade before WWII?

What was the pay scale for American, British, German, and Russian soldiers in WW2?

Do the Japanese feel the atomic bombs saved lives?

During WWII, who had the better pilots, the Finns or the Poles?