The restoration of early World War II artillery and anti-tank weapons reveals how engineers adapted battlefield technology to new threats. This episode examines several restored guns and explains how ...

People sometimes forget that World War II was a dog-eat-dog struggle for resources – oil and uranium but also dozens of other materials, everything from rubber to copper. Without these strategic ...

Sleek, agile, powerful and possessing a multitude of guns on the nose and wings – the fighters of World War II have etched themselves a position in history akin to the greatest knights of the medieval ...

For 15 hours beginning on the night of Feb. 13, 1945, the historic city of Dresden, celebrated as the “ German Florence ” was battered by Allied warplanes. Until that date, Germany’s seventh largest ...

Discover how the U.S. Ghost Army used inflatable tanks and sound to save 30,000 lives in WWII. A technical look at the 23rd ...

Before the Cold War hardened into coups and counterinsurgency, the United States backed reformist governments across Latin ...

The Canadian military has destroyed 2,000 Second World War pistols but is still waiting to hear from Ukraine on whether it ...

Camp Callan, a US Army anti-aircraft and coast artillery replacement training center was built to prep troops for a war that increasingly felt inevitable.

WWII weapons remain in service because replacing proven reliable systems often introduces more cost and risk than performance gains justify. Durability and mechanical simplicity allowed WWII weapons ...

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On Apr. 7, 1945, aircraft from the U.S. Navy’s fast carrier task force sank the largest battleship ever built, the Imperial Japanese Navy’s Yamato. Escorted by the light cruiser Yahagi and eight ...

Imagine if you will, a low-cost, small weapons system. It could fly stealthily into enemy territory, not being mistaken for a bomber or any kind of missile. And then it could detonate a nuclear weapon ...