SHEBOYGAN — The Soviet Union could have been the first to step foot on the moon if Sheboygan's Fred Schneikert wasn't on guard duty to accept the surrender of a group of German scientists in the ...

ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum will host a sold-out conversation between a Nazi scientist descendant, Suzanne Rico and Holocaust Survivor, Oskar Jakob Thursday, May 16, at 6 ...

On June 13, 1944, the citizens of London awoke to an eerie but puzzling buzz approaching the city. The morning stillness was shattered when the buzzing stopped and a strange aircraft plummeted from ...

When the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq began in March 2003, journalist Suzanne Rico was at the anchor desk of KCBS in Los Angeles. As she reported the news of American Tomahawk missiles rocketing toward ...

The Lippisch P13: A coal-fueled flying triangle, a product of desperation, and a piece of history that questions the limits of wartime innovation. Explore the madness behind this Nazi rocket plane.

This aerial image of a sugar factory in Holland conceals a V1 rocket launch site, but can you find the ramp, cleverly hidden alongside the main building? Wing Commander Mike Mockford from the ...