Why Norway is restoring its Cold War military bunkers
Norway's proximity to the USSR in the Cold War led to it building many military bunkers – some of them vast secret bases.
British 'ghost town' left abandoned for 12 years where 12,000 people once lived
A British garrison was once home to 12,000 British servicemen and their families, but it's now a sprawling abandoned town ...
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The British Steel: Challenger Tanks in Action
Since the Cold War, the British Army’s Challenger tanks have led in armored warfare, known for superior armor and accuracy.
Britain’s warehouses must be ready to store weaponry, says former Cold War soldier
Chief executive of Sirius Real Estate claims Russian aggression presents opportunities for land-owning businesses ...
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The eerie British ghost town where 12,000 people lived that's been totally abandoned
Built by the British government at the height of the Cold War, JHQ Rheindahlen housed up ... After the British Army formally handed the town back to the German government in December 2013 ...
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Putin warns of Arctic war if US takes Greenland as Britain and France to send 'reassurance force' to Ukraine
Vladimir Putin has said the United States is “serious” about taking Greenland and warned Russia is ready and willing to ...
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Oleg Gordievsky, a key double agent in the Cold War, dies at 86
For more than a decade, as Cold ... military exercise, Able Archer 83, was only an exercise, rather than a ruse intended as cover for war. Through his clandestine communications with British ...