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The Yamato-class were battleships of the Imperial Japanese Navy. The Yamato and Musashi, whose hulls were laid down in November 1937 and April 1938,...
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The Yamato-class were battleships of the Imperial Japanese Navy. The Yamato and Musashi, whose hulls were laid down in November 1937 and April 1938,...
In the early morning hours of May 2, 1964, two Viet Cong frogmen emerged from a sewer tunnel in the port of Saigon carrying...
The P-47 Was Called the ‘Flying Bathtub’ and Weighed 10,000 Pounds Empty — It Still Shot Down 20 of Hitler’s Messerschmitt 262 Jets This...
General George Patton Built the American Tank Corps in WWI and Wrote the Doctrine for Massed Armor — Then Led the First U.S. Tank...
One Engine Change Helped Wpn World War II — The Rolls-Royce Merlin Turned a Mediocre P-51 Mustang Into a 440 MPH Bomber Escort That...
Midway Gave the U.S. Navy Time to Develop the Island-Hopping Strategy That Eventually Won the Pacific War Early in World War II, the Japanese...
The Memphis Belle World War Two Bomber Is Unforgettable This airplane is the pride of the Volunteer State. The B-17 bomber known as the...
The U.S. Navy’s Iowa-Class Battleships Fought from WWII All the Way to the First Gulf War The Iowa-class battleships are some of the most...
Britain Wanted an Aircraft Carrier Out of Ice in World War II. It Almost Worked. Dear readers, please don’t let that title fool you....
General Curtis LeMay’s theory that strategic bombing can win wars without ground troops is currently being tested by the massive U.S.-Israeli air campaign against...