The Battles for Kos and Leros, 1943 – the new edition of “Churchill’s Folly”
Interviews, WW2, WW2 in Greece
Bunker Archaeology: Exploring the Fleves island Naval Fortress of WW2, with Konstantinos Kirimis
Bunker Archaeology, Contact, Interviews, Then and Now, WW2, WW2 in Greece, WW2 Wrecks
Bunker Archaeology: The 305 mm naval guns WW2 emplacements, by Konstantinos Kirimis
Bunker Archaeology, Interviews, WW2, WW2 in Greece, WW2 Wrecks
Battlefield Archaeology: A bird’s eye view of the WW2 bunkers, gun emplacements and other structures
Bunker Archaeology, Contact, Interviews, WW2 in Greece, WW2 Wrecks
WW2 Treasure Hunters: TV host and historian Stephen Taylor on battlefield and aviation archaeology
Interviews, WW2, WW2 Wrecks
WW2 Bunker Archaeology: “Batterie Vara”, the coastal artillery fortress that never fired a shot
Bunker Archaeology, Interviews, WW2
Battlefield Archaeology: An insider’s view on WW2 battle relics excavation
Bunker Archaeology, Interviews
HMS Regulus: Sunk by a mine off Corfu island, Greece on 12 January 1945
Interviews, Shipwrecks, WW2 in Greece, WW2 Wrecks
Battlefield Archaeology: Searching for the Missing in Action aircrews in Yap island, by Patrick Ranfranz
Aircraft wrecks, Interviews, WW2, WW2 Pacific Treasures, WW2 Wrecks
Bunker Archaeology: The WW2 178 mm coastal artillery emplacement of Fleves island, by Konstantinos Kirimis
Bunker Archaeology, Interviews, Then and Now, WW2, WW2 in Greece, WW2 Wrecks
Bunker Archaeology: A forgotten WW2 air raid shelter in Piraeus, Greece is revealed
Bunker Archaeology