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Some of the most bizarre guns ever made were both useless and laughable. Others made perfect sense at the time but just didn’t work out.

The US military is a powerhouse thanks to stealth fighters, bombers, and much more. But the US Military’s 5 top guns ever are the small arms that are perhaps more important weapons for many reasons – As you know, 1945 readers love and appreciate our coverage of US military weapons system. But what about the various guns that have […]

The .357 Magnum round is longer than the .38 Special, preventing the more powerful round from being inserted into the cylinders of the less powerful revolvers.

The B-58 was one among several tributes to the Air Force’s post-war commitment to the strategic bomber.

The B-1B was intended to deliver nuclear weapons to the Soviet Union. 

China is playing catch up, but it is slowly gaining. 

Charles de Gaulle is expected to serve until 2040, and the French government has authorized studies on the construction of a replacement, which could potentially overlap with CdG’s final years in service.

This Aircraft Carrier Encapsulates the Fighting Spirit of De Gaulle Charles de Gaulle has served effectively in keeping France a viable, even necessary presence in the Western multilateral intervention scene. Heres What You Need to Remember: Notwithstanding changes in technology that make the environment more dangerous for carriers, it is very likely that France will construct at least one replacement carrier, thus maintaining her naval aviation tradition for another half-century. France’s f...

As America, Russia, and Israel today face-off in Syria, the story forty-eight years ago sounds ominously familiar. Heres What You Need to Remember: Israel decided that the Soviets needed to be taught a lesson. That lesson would be carefully prepared and delivered. With Russian-speaking Israeli radio operators monitoring Soviet communications, the IAF had a pretty good idea of the force they faced. On July 30, 1970, five Soviet MiG-21 fighters were blown out of the sky by the Israeli Air Force....

France’s first carrier entered service in the interwar period, but for a very long time the French navy trailed behind international counterparts in naval aviation.