Gunships in the Pacific

The use of heavily armed gunships by both the Allied and Axis forces in the Pacific Theater during World War II. Gunships were employed for coastal defense, riverine warfare, and providing fire support during amphibious landings, particularly in the islands of the Pacific.

Guarding the Skies

The role of air defense systems during World War II, such as anti-aircraft guns and fighter aircraft, in protecting cities and military installations from enemy air attacks. Air defense played a vital role in deterring enemy bombing raids and protecting vital assets.

Guerrilla Warfare in Europe

The use of guerrilla tactics by resistance movements in occupied territories in Europe during World War II. Resistance fighters employed sabotage, ambushes, and propaganda to disrupt enemy operations and support Allied efforts.

Guided Missiles in Europe

The development and use of guided missiles by Germany during World War II, primarily the V-1 and V-2 rockets. These missiles were used for strategic bombing and represented early advancements in missile technology, although their effectiveness was limited by their range and accuracy.

Guarding the Reich

The defensive strategies and tactics employed by the German military during World War II, including fortifications, air defenses, and the use of reserve units.

Guarding the Frontiers

The defensive strategies and tactics employed by nations on their borders during World War II, including the use of fortifications, border patrols, and early warning systems.

Guarding the Mediterranean

The naval and air operations conducted in the Mediterranean Sea during World War II, including the Battle of Crete, the Battle of Taranto, and the North African Campaign.

Guarding the Atlantic

The naval operations conducted in the Atlantic Ocean during World War II, including the Battle of the Atlantic, convoy protection, and the use of anti-submarine warfare tactics.

Guillotine Tanks

A nickname given to German tank destroyers equipped with a powerful anti-tank gun mounted in a fixed, open-topped turret, resembling a guillotine.

Gv. 8 (Type 8)

A series of Japanese tank destroyers produced during World War II, known for their powerful 75mm gun and sloped armor. They were used in various theaters of war, including the Pacific and Southeast Asia.