Military surplus vehicles found a second life in the civilian world after WWII.

1910 was a very good year for Corporal Frank P. Coffin. 1910 was the year the Colorado National Guard came into his own as a champion revolver marksman.

Propaganda drove the Nazi regime right to collapse.

Numerous world auction records shattered at Morphy’s $7M Early Arms, Militaria and Extraordinary Firearms auction that took place May 17-18.

The War Memorial Center announces the public phase of its $500,000 campaign to build a Wisconsin Medal of Honor exhibit at the Milwaukee County War Memorial Center.

The AEC Matador was a heavy 4×4 truck and medium artillery tractor built by the Associated Equipment Company for British and Commonwealth forces during WWII. The flat-fronted cab with gently curved roof, wheels at the corners and a flat load carrying area covered by a canvas or tarpaulin tilt made the Matador both distinctive and rugged.

This restored Diamond T 6x6 has traveled an unlikely road.

Military Vehicles Magazine takes a look a the short-wheelbase Diamond T cargo trucks of WWII

J.R. Hildebrand will pilot the No. 11 AJ Foyt Racing Chevrolet on May 29th during the Indy 500, which this year will sport a star-spangled American flag design with the HFOT logo and their tagline of “Building Homes, Rebuilding Lives.” The patriotic car salutes and honors our troops during the event while underscoring the mission of Homes For Our Troops.

Remembering the AFKX-352 ordnance shop van