Since World War I, flamethrowers have had a permanent place in the armament of many armies. In the far north,...
Read moreCompiled by Robert Bruce, SAR Military Affairs Editor As explored in our two previous online offerings of selected World War...
Read moreReviewed by Dean Roxby Author Anthony Vanderlinden has definitely set a high standard for firearms reference books with his latest...
Read moreThis is the story of a gifted miniature arms maker whose masterful work of small pistols, rifles and machine guns...
Read moreWorld War I had changed the world. Never before have such great advances in defense technology been achieved in such...
Read moreIt didn’t look like much until it cost 9,777 U.S. Marine casualties over just a couple of months that summer...
Read moreCompiled by Robert Bruce, SAR Military Affairs Editor As explored previously in SAR's March online offering of selected motivational posters...
Read moreThis author remembers in the late 1990s devouring a fledgling publication that was discovered in the guns section at Borders:...
Read moreSome people may find it a nuisance to reload a single-shot shotgun after every shot. This was also the case...
Read moreWhen the Thompson submachine guns were first produced in 1921, there were three production magazine options: the 100-round “C” drum,...
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