Two of the three unexploded World War II bombs are defused and prepared to be loaded onto vehicles for removal, Wednesday, June 4, 2025, in Cologne, Germany. AP.

The German city of Cologne announced that three unexploded bombs from World War II, which were discovered earlier this week and prompted evacuation orders for over 20,000 people, have now been ...

Three U.S. World War II bombs found in Cologne defused after prompting the evacuation of 20,000 residents and the closure of hospitals, businesses and transportation routes.

Tens of thousands were evacuated from a German city Wednesday after the discovery of three unexploded bombs in the city center left over from WWII. The operation in Cologne, located in western ...

Introducing Victory Banner, a new World War II-set real-time strategy and third-person shooter hybrid whose gameplay that lets you switch seamlessly between top-down tactics and boots-on-the ...

A trailblazing WWII veteran from Milwaukee has died at 101 years old.Family confirmed Robertson's death to 12 News Saturday. Anna Mae Robertson was one of the last surviving members of the "Six ...

WWII memorabilia was stolen from an Oakland Hills home over the Memorial Day holiday weekend. Surveillance video shows thieves breaking in on Saturday while homeowner and wife were sleeping. Great ...

A new PBS documentary explores Bob Hope's contributions to the WWII war effort through entertainment. Narrated by Gary Sinise, it highlights the importance of morale in the trenches.

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Six living World War II veterans attended the ceremony that the World War II Memorial hosted to honor the 400,000 Americans who died during the war.

After 80 years of being missing in action, a fallen U.S. soldier from Livermore was laid to rest on Friday. Inside the San Leandro mortuary, a family honored their late relative who had been ...

Japan has, for the first time, identified human remains from the Battle of Okinawa using only DNA testing, the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare said in a recent announcement.