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Messerschmitt Bf 109: The WWII fighter that ruled the skies
The Messerschmitt Bf 109 was more than just a German fighter—it was the backbone of the Luftwaffe’s aerial supremacy during ...
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The World War II battle Germany lost because it ran out of fuel
In the winter of World War II, Germany unleashed its most powerful tanks in a final attempt to break the Allied advance. Led by elite Waffen-SS units and commanders like Joachim Peiper, the offensive ...
Democratic lawmakers are leveling politically motivated accusations against the U.S. military of a war crime in order to ...
Russian Defense Minister Pavel Grachev promised he could seize Grozny with a single parachute regiment in two hours. On New ...
The turning point came when India decided to leverage the special understanding between the two sides and requested Moscow to ...
Military historians, professionals, and strategists attributed U.S. military victories in World Wars I and II to two basic ...
Preventing a world where dictators can attack at will requires a military that has the right tools, the right tactics and the ...
The United States Air Force maintains a complex network of installations designed to project air power and support global ...
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Weapons of Valor: The Most Influential Guns of World War II
World War II was fought on land, sea, and air, but it was the small arms carried by millions of soldiers that shaped the ...
At 77, she’s run 137 marathons and keeps smashing records. These are the age-defying training secrets she swears by.
In the good old days, the hanky-panky was hidden, since the US signed both the United Nations and Organization of American States charters, which stated that forced regime change was illegal.
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