By In today’s article, Peter Suciu takes look at the T-80 main battle tank. The last main battle tank to enter service in…

By In today’s article, Tom Laemlein examines the German tank destroyer called the Marder III. An improvised anti-tank weapon, the Marder III series…

By There were many military platforms in history that have been described as the “right tool” for the job. The Douglas SBD Dauntless…

By A landmark in U.S. aviation, the F-100 Super Sabre was America’s first fighter jet capable of supersonic speeds in level flight. It…

By Americans love football. In fact, they love the gridiron game so much, they’re even ready to play (and watch) football in a…

By It was the most famed combat aircraft of its day, if not of the whole period in the early stages of the…

By Media reports circulated last March that the Russian Army’s best tank formation, the 1st Guards Tank Army, would be equipped with a…

By The German bombers of 1940 had been designed as a support aircraft — ready to attack key targets in the enemy’s rear…

By I met the man in my medical clinic. He was skinny and old. He looked like everybody’s grandfather. His right forearm was…

By At the outset of World War II, the United States was largely unprepared for the conflict to come. Many of the planes…

By I struggle to understand the weird relationship between Red China and Taiwan. If the nations of the world were actually a family,…

By The French-made Renault FT light tank wasn’t the first armored vehicle to see service in the First World War, and it wasn’t…