Culture “I love you, Indy.” by Charles Rushforth 12 September 2022 After 38 long years, Indiana Jones star Harrison Ford has finally…
In 2018, in a long interview with GQ magazine, Brendan Fraser spoke frankly for the first time about his complete disappearance in Hollywood.…
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In Cleveland, Ohio, resides one of the largest and most powerful presses in the world, the Alcoa 50,000 ton press. This is enough…
This collection is taken from an album of photographs found in the Swan Hunter shipbuilders collection at Tyne & Wear Archives. The album…
Japan’s kamikaze pilots are nearly synonymous with the country’s war effort during World War Two, especially in the West. As many myths and…
By William Pearce Since 1933, the Lycoming Division of the Aviation Manufacturing Corporation had worked to create a high-power engine for the United…
By William Pearce Safely clearing land mines has been a challenge vexing militaries since shortly after the devices’ first widespread use in World…
By William Pearce Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-Nürnberg (MAN) was involved with diesel engines since their inception. From 1893 to 1897, MAN* worked with Rudolf Diesel…
By William Pearce D. Napier & Son (Napier) was a British engineering firm that designed and manufactured aircraft engines since World War I.…
By William Pearce This image shows an Electro-Motive-built 16-184A engine (since the triangular access ports have flanges around them). The top of the…