John Churchill, a British lieutenant colonel fighting with a bow and arrow during World War II, said that anyone who goes to battle without a sword is "inadequate."
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Simo Hayha inflicted great damage on Soviet soldiers with just a rifle without a viewfinder, earning the Finnish sniper the nickname "White Death".
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Burton Holmes, who began his travel speaking career at the age of 20, gave Americans their first insights into China since 1892.
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In order to prevent German technology from falling into the hands of the Soviet Union, the United States conducted the Paperclip Campaign, secretly recruiting more than 1,600 Nazi scientists.
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On the cover of British magazine Observer in May 1973 is a picture of spy Dusko Popov and the question "is this James Bond in real life?".
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