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5 bizarre German WWII anti-tank weapons
World War II saw a race for innovation, and Germany fielded some of the strangest weapons in an attempt to stop Allied armor.
Germany and India are advancing submarine manufacturing plans with technology transfer, deepening defence ties.
Germany and India are hammering out the details of a submarine manufacturing deal worth at least $8 billion — the ...
France’s plans for a domestic medium-range ballistic missile (MRBM) program might be a source of national pride, but they ...
A cartographer in a man's world: the fascinating story of the woman who revealed the Atlantic seabed
Science has always been more closely linked to men, something that has been changing little by little thanks to great female ...
March 25: “Hurrah, and vote for suffrage! Don’t keep them in doubt.” —Febb Burn, a 47-year-old widow, in a letter to her son, ...
Ukraine sees the future of naval warfare. The White House doesn’t.
Zampella was instrumental in the development of the most popular first-person military shooter games, including this year's Battlefield 6, a Call of Duty competitor.
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How submarines nearly won the war at sea
German U boats transformed naval warfare by attacking merchant shipping on an unprecedented scale. Wolfpack tactics, new submarine designs, and unrestricted warfare pushed Allied supply lines to the ...
In the midst of the Falklands War, British sailors hunting for ARA San Luis launched ordnance at the sonar and radar signals of whales, wrecks, and even flocks of seagulls — anything that might have ...
Eighty years after the end of World War II, books by Hastings, Moorhouse, Clavin, and Passmore shed new light on the conflict.
Submarines are quite possibly some of the scariest vessels any navy could operate. No, they're not as large as an aircraft carrier or as armed to the teeth as a destroyer, but their ability to ...
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