Computer engineer Jack Garman reflects on his time at NASA, his work on the computer systems of Apollo 11 and what it was like to help put people on the moon

Computer engineer Jack Garman reflects on his time at NASA, his work on the computer systems of Apollo 11 and what it was like to help put people on the moon
The award-winning author discusses her book, Reckonings, and how many have still not been held accountable for their crimes under the Third Reich
For centuries, duelling was a gentleman’s right to keep their honour, before the practice was made unlawful. However, there was still time for one last duel in England…
The witch-hunters of early modern Europe and America saw thousands tortured and sentenced to death, but what was a witch-hunt and why did this notorious practice happen?
Hero, archer, lover, poacher, murderer, thief, vagabond… The story of Robin Hood has taken many forms through the ages, but is there any truth in the legend?
The world’s largest tank museum is welcoming one of Germany’s most famous tanks to this year’s TANKFEST
The US Ambassador to the United Kingdom discusses the impact of the Normandy campaign on Anglo-American relations
Our bone-chilling countdown of the deadliest monarchs continues
Trip Historic’s annual photography competition is now open, looking for incredible shots of the world’s greatest historic sites
A quick look at one of the 20th century’s greatest minds
A blood-curdling countdown of history’s deadliest monarchs
The Royal Navy’s distinctive twin-boom jet fighter saw operations in several ‘brush fire wars’ of the 1950s and 1960s
What exactly did these servants of the gods do to honour their deities and serve the people?
3 copies of new western about Billy the Kid and Pat Garrett starring Ethan Hawke and Dane DeHaan up for grabs
Breaking down the toughest landing as the US forces faced embedded Nazi defences, mines, turrets, barbed wire and more
On 6 June, soldiers from 13 different Allied countries took part in the amphibious landings in Normandy – among them, brave exiled forces from the Mediterranean
Anatoli Gubariev helped tackle the raging inferno in the aftermath of the 1986 catastrophe and witnessed first-hand the scale of the destruction
In the single-minded pursuit of vengeance, the warrior queen of the Iceni massacred thousands of Romans and almost caused the empire to abandon Britannia entirely
Did Wolfgang’s sister teach him everything that he knew? We explore the life of the extraordinary woman in an incredible family
Historian and consultant on Total War: Three Kingdoms Rafe de Crespigny talks us through his role on the game
A master of disguise and an expert in deduction, Detective Jerome Caminada pursued criminals relentlessly through the dangerous underworld of 19th-century Manchester
Bertrand du Guesclin, The Eagle of Brittany, was England’s most feared opponent during the Hundred Years’ War
The scandal that brought down a US president and changed the political lexicon forever
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