ARCHIVE DIVE: Every Picture Tells a Story – U.S. NATIONAL ARCHIVES
Decades ago, in a quest for imagery to accompany early efforts at providing feature articles to various magazines including Machine ...
Tag: HISTORY
Bolt-Action Rifle Conversions Part III: World War II Edition
By Gabriel Coutinho de Gusmão (This is a multi-part series. Click here to read Part I.) In the last chapter ...
Book Review: American Breechloading Mobile Artillery 1875-1953 by Williford and Batha
Reviewed by Dean Roxby This is another high-quality book from Schiffer Publishing. American Breechloading Mobile Artillery 1875-1953, by Williford and ...
Book Review: The Vickers Machine Gun: Pride of the Emma Gees
If you are a fan of the classic Vickers belt-fed machine gun, this book is for you. Noted author Dolf ...
Flames in Ice and Snow: Flamethrowers of the Finnish Army
Since World War I, flamethrowers have had a permanent place in the armament of many armies. In the far north, ...
SOME U.S. WWII WEAPONS IN POSTERS
Compiled by Robert Bruce, SAR Military Affairs Editor As explored previously in SAR's March online offering of selected motivational posters ...
Where in the world is the Luger rifle?
by Gabriel Coutinho de Gusmão Due to its popularity in recent media, such as its appearance in the popular video ...
Some “Great War” Weapons in Posters
Compiled by Robert Bruce, SAR Military Affairs Editor Unfortunately, the word “propaganda” has come to be regarded as something bad; ...
Samuel McClean’s Automatic Rifle
One of the most famous machine guns of the World War I, the Lewis MG, was based on a basic ...
Firearm Mysteries: The Faletans Saga
By Gabriel Coutinho de Gusmão Most firearms of the early 20th Century have worn faint, but discernable trails through history. ...
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