When the outlook for Britain looked bleak during World War II, a cadre of Americans organized to send their personal firearms to England.

They may be old, outdated, and gathering dust, but World War Two weapons are still lethal bits of military tech that should not be taken lightly. Even now, among the arsenals of modern armies and ...

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The Westley Richards is the only single-shot the company has made since World War II. The hand-detachable ... Maharajahs were major buyers of British dangerous-game guns in the early 20th century.

More than 170 World War II ... weapons that were perhaps more lethal,” being found elsewhere. It’s not uncommon to stumble upon unexploded ordnance in Britain. A 2018 BBC report cited the ...

A woman has been arrested after a car crashed into a British World War II memorial in France ... who commanded the 2nd Battalion of the Royal Ulster Rifles on D-Day. It was refurbished by 77 ...

Ukraine military's estimates suggest Russian tank and personnel losses have reached a dire new peak last week.

This 76.2-millimeter British gun was known as the 17 Pounder ... it continued creating M4 engines for other tanks until the end of World War II. Ford also produced the M10 Tank Destroyer ...

The aircraft would be modified after the conflict as the Gloster Meteor F.4, which would become the first jet aircraft to be ...

Extraordinary numbers of Sherman tanks were created over the course of World War II. 6,281 M4A1s were ... needed upgrade to the main gun. It was equipped with the British 17-pound cannon, a ...

Shortly before sitting down with Vice President Vance, President Zelenskyy said he will only agree to meet in-person with ...