Pages of History | July

Desmond Doss was a conscientious objector during World War II, but still enlisted as a medic. At first, other soldiers looked down on him, but that quickly changed after he saved their lives during the battle for Guam. In Okinawa he single-handedly carried 50 to 100 wounded from the battlefield. His exploits earned him a Medal of Honor and were immortalized in Mel Gibson's 2016 film Hacksaw Ridge.

In this month's Pages of History, you will be immersed in the center of events that happened on many battlefronts. Sicily and Normandy, Iran and Guam, Rzhev and Stalingrad. Take part in battles using the vehicles that were used in these historical events and receive prizes! More information here.