That Time the U.S. Military Almost Used Bats to Firebomb Japan During WWII
By Michael Heidler People often have crazy ideas. Combined with megalomania and arrogance, they then create things like bomb-carrying bats. ...
By Michael Heidler People often have crazy ideas. Combined with megalomania and arrogance, they then create things like bomb-carrying bats. ...
Since World War I, flamethrowers have had a permanent place in the armament of many armies. In the far north, ...
Compiled by Robert Bruce, SAR Military Affairs Editor As explored in our two previous online offerings of selected World War ...
Compiled by Robert Bruce, SAR Military Affairs Editor As explored previously in SAR's March online offering of selected motivational posters ...
by Gabriel Coutinho de Gusmão Due to its popularity in recent media, such as its appearance in the popular video ...
By Michael Heidler - Shortly before the end of World War I, a few thousand pieces of the submachine gun ...
Since the campaign in the East, despite great initial successes, did not lead to a rapid defeat of the Red ...
Heidler's latest book (entirely in English) does a splendid job of covering all aspects of the M3 and the later ...
By Robert Bruce, SAR Military Affairs Editor The Aussies have their own way of doing things and Army Private Evelyn ...
By Michael Heidler - On their advance through the conquered territories of the German Reich, the Allies often discovered development ...
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