WWII: You Know It’s Not Going Well When You’re Harvesting Unexploded Bombs to Make Weapons
By Michael Heidler The increasing air superiority of the Allies and their area bombing had severely damaged the German armaments ...
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The WWII Sauer M30 Luftwaffe Drilling Survival Rifle
By Jim Dickson Unlike the U.S. Air Force, which thinks a hard-to-hit with skeletonized zip gun is a survival weapon, ...
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 ...
The M1941 Johnson Rifle: The Most Reliable Semi-Auto Rifle of All Time
By Jim Dickson The title of the most reliable semi-auto rifle of all time goes to the M1941 Johnson. While ...
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. ...
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 ALLIED AND ENEMY WWII WEAPONS IN POSTERS
Compiled by Robert Bruce, SAR Military Affairs Editor As explored in our two previous online offerings of selected World War ...
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 ...
Bergmann’s MP35/I Submachine Gun for the Waffen-SS
By Michael Heidler - Shortly before the end of World War I, a few thousand pieces of the submachine gun ...
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