The Anti-Tank Rifles of World War II
What would be your best anti-tank equipment? A Javelin missile? A better tank? How about some piercing rifles?
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What would be your best anti-tank equipment? A Javelin missile? A better tank? How about some piercing rifles?
Here are some other lesser-known facts about one of the most terrifying and devastating weapons on the battlefield in the past, the flamethrower.
Here are some of those weapons that you wouldn’t want to use unless you wanted to die, as some of them proved to be dangerous not only to the enemies but also to their users.
The CIA once believed that they could weaponize lightning and make it strike as they wished, as suggested by one scientist.
When the Industrial Revolution entered, weapons were no longer just sticks and stones but rather more on advanced, sometimes-too-complicated, never-before-seen guns, swords, explosives— really, your imagination is the limit.
There were quite a lot of things that are wrong in terms of how films depict hand grenades, and we’re here to point some of those things out.
The Canadian Rangers’ weapon of choice is the more than a century-old Lee-Enfield Rifle, and it was a no-brainer.
The Mauser C96 wowed the people during its time. While no longer impressive by today’s standards, it is still worthy of admiration.
We are not barbaric, so even at the time when we are killing one another, there are certain rules that have to be adhered to. Here are some weapons that have been banned throughout history.
Part two of familiarization with the small arms that are equipping the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Even when produced long ago, there are still some infantry weapons still being used by the militaries of today all over the world, proof that quality is indeed an investment in the future.
If you think hitting two birds with one stone was pretty neat and efficient, then you might wanna check this punt gun out.