Side view of HMS Brecon (L76) Here we see a side view of the Hunt class destroyer HMS Brecon (pennant number L76). She was one of two Type IV Hunt class ships, built to a different design than the rest of the class. This design had been produced by Thornycroft before the war, and rejected by the Admiralty, but then ordered in a modified form in 1940.

The History of Freedom of Speech

The Dashka Stone is a controversial artifact that it is believed by some to be the guidelines used by the architect of the world. Known as the Map of the Creator, this stone tablet has baffled researchers since its discovery in 1999.

The role of Mesopotamian women in society was limited beyond the home, but some acted as priestesses, merchants, traders, and could exert power

Once the Allies took control of the Western Front, the British Pacific Fleet (BPF) was activated in November 1944, replacing the Eastern Fleet.

Biography of George E. Butler