Strange and Interesting Weapons During The Cold War
The Cold War prompted both the United States and the Soviet Union to get creative in designing weapons that could be used against each other.
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The Cold War prompted both the United States and the Soviet Union to get creative in designing weapons that could be used against each other.
The Gurkha kukri is a traditional multipurpose knife of the Nepalese people, and it’s something to be taken seriously.
Substance N is a very potent substance that boils at room temperature, burns at 2,400 degrees Celcius, and burns everything on its way.
What if I tell you that you’ve seen an M72 and you’re not even aware of it? Have a look and see for yourself.
Humanity’s creativity in designing weapons of destruction is truly amazing. Sticky bombs are one proof of that.
All the weapons meant for war were designed with the intent to kill. Some of them were created for more than that. Here are five of the most feared weapons of war in human history.
Israel has been bombing targets in Syria for decades that it perceives as a threat to its own security. Most famously, their 2007 raid that destroyed a North Korean-built nuclear reactor in Deir al-Zour province. A story in the Washington Post now claims that Israeli aircraft have made repeated strikes on chemical weapons productions and storage facilities within Syria.
The Takuba Special Operations Task Force, comprised of French Special Operations troops has killed a key leader of the Islamic State in the Greater Sahara (ISGS) for his part in the murders of six civilian aid workers and two guides in Niger in 2020.
Using a football as an anti-tank grenade? The US Army once attempted to use Nerf balls as anti-tank grenades. Here’s how it turned out.
Israeli F-16s bomb Syria’s largest airport leaving three perfectly spaced craters 600 meters apart on the runway. This is the latest in a series of attacks by Israel on the Iranian presence within Syria.
The U.S. military intercepted and shot down a small drone that was believed to be threatening a U.S. base in southern Syria Tuesday, just weeks after the same base was attacked by drones and rocket fire. It is believed to have been launched by Iranian proxy militias in the region. Capt. Bill Urban, the spokesman […]
In 1981, something fell from the skies. Did the Soviet Union use mycotoxins as a chemical weapon, or was it something… stinkier?