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22 Aug Guns Magazine – Guns of the “Original” Stormtroopers

Posted at 15:42h in WWS in the Media

22 Aug Guns America – Hitler’s Walther: The Monster Killer

Posted at 15:37h in WWS in the Media

22 Aug Guns Magazine – Terror of the Trenches

Posted at 15:28h in WWS in the Media

10 Aug The Armory Life – COMBAT RIFLES OF THE PACIFIC WAR

Posted at 16:19h in WWS in the Media

19 Feb Japanese Type 14 Nambu Pistol

Posted at 15:44h in Firearm History

Underpowered, Elegant, Ubiquitous, Prescient The island-hopping campaign was the pedestrian term for a most pitiless juggernaut. Allied forces bypassed Japanese outposts that posed no serious threat, leaving them to starve amidst...

20 Sep Operation Market Garden

Posted at 11:46h in Historic Locations

History HOLLAND AND GERMANY - Towards the end of World War Two and following D-Day, the Allies has a clear advantage. They decided to launch Operation Market Garden to gain an...

30 Aug Menin Gate: Last Post Ceremony

Posted at 11:07h in Historic Locations

History YPRES, BELGIUM - As the sun sets over the Belgian countryside, crowds of people surround Menin Gate in Ypres (now Ieper) to commemorate commonwealth soldiers who died in the hostility of...

30 Aug Templehof

Posted at 10:35h in Historic Locations

History BERLIN, GERMANY - In the midst of abandoned buildings in Berlin, lies Templehof, the Nazi airport built on the site of a previous German airstrip during WW2. It was one of...

28 Aug Surrender To The Soviets

Posted at 13:42h in Historic Locations

History BERLIN, GERMANY - At the end of World War Two, the Nazi's were in a difficult position. Their forces were retreating on both the Eastern and Western fronts, and Hitler's army...

01 Aug The P08 Parabellum Luger

Posted at 13:53h in Firearm History

Family History The funeral had been tough. Gramps had been sick for months so his death had not been unexpected, but it still stung when he passed. Memories of fishing together...

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