Category: History

Machine guns are awesome because of their firepower. Here are some of the machine guns that the US Army used during different wars.

Alvin York did what seemed impossible: he killed some 20 German soldiers and captured 132 of them— single-handedly.

Aside from men, there were also fierce, independent, smart female pirates who once sailed the seas. Meet three of them.

During World War II, all sorts of weaponry for war were already available; that was when the American Cavalry had their last horse charge.

In 1915, the war between the Germans and the Russians once caused what was known as “The Attack of The Dead Men.”

Would you bring medieval weapons in a modern war? Mad Jack just proved that sometimes, all it takes is a little bit of madness to survive.

Vice President Kamala Harris invokes the attacks on Pearl Harbor and the September 11th Attacks to elevate the “Insurrection” at the Capitol on January 6th to a level it does not deserve by any fair comparison.

Some stories during the war were not big enough for everyone to know but were remarkable enough to be told. James Ward’s was one of them.

These are some of the men who made history through their amazing long sniper shots that took down the enemies.

In this final part of the Dick Marcinko interviews, Dick makes the prediction that terrorists will hit the United States with a Dirty-Bomb as the tactics of the terrorists shift from mass casualty attacks to economic warfare against our power grid, water supply and ports.

Dick Marcinko talks about their operations against Air Force One security when they put a 500lb bomb close to the aircraft. When it was discovered EOD failed to account for it being boobytrapped. Dick also has a lot to say about the misuse of SEAL Teams as door kickers and the detrimental effect it will have on their core skills in waterborne operations.

James Puckle once thought out of the box and decided to design a gun with square bullets, but was it successful?