How Nazi Germany used bowling as propaganda during the 1936 Berlin Olympics, hosting an international tournament to showcase a false utopia.
House passes American Battlefields Protection Program Amendments Act 404-13, authorizing $20M annually through 2036 for battlefield preservation.
Rare Pacmin Studios promotional models of B-2 Spirit and F-22 Raptor surface at the Show of Shows, rarer than the actual aircraft themselves.
Wounded Warrior Project survey reveals 1 in 4 veterans needs caregivers. WWP’s Independence Program provides critical support for families.
Morphy’s firearms auction nets record prices: DWM Swiss Luger #01 brings $307,500, Singer 1911A1 pistol $184,500 in 400-lot May sale.
The EE-11 “Urutu”, which translates to mean “Crossed Pit Viper”, is another Engesa design still used by more than 20 countries, including Angola, Jordan, Tunisia and, of course, Brazil.
The Jeep made such an impact n WWII that it inspired designers to develop a Soviet equivalent, which would become known as the GAZ-67.
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The “Funnies” of the 79th Armored Division were slow-moving tanks designed to provide close support to the infantry.
The M47 was produced by the Detroit Arsenal Tank Plant and the American Locomotive Company. The companies turned out 8,576 tanks that would enter service with 22 countries, including NATO.
A look at the Zundapp KS 750 motorcycle used by the Germans in WWII.