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Hot off the press in Malta's war years - Vimarsana News

Hot off the press in Malta's war years

MARTIN DEBATTISTA speaks to Lara Zammit about his new book on the role of Maltese newspapers during World War II. LZ: The Front Page on the Front Line is a new

Pat Pattle: The RAF's Top Scoring Ace in WWII may have been this Unknown South African - Vimarsana News

Pat Pattle: The RAF's Top Scoring Ace in WWII may have been this Unknown South African

Pat Pattle's name is not something that you would commonly encounter whenever we talk about WWII, and what's surprising was with his amount of victories as a fighter pilot, he should be talked about more.

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Tunnels for bomb-shelters, I can understand. But for cars? - Vimarsana News

Tunnels for bomb-shelters, I can understand. But for cars?

Just like all those short-term road-widening projects… we will simply postpone the point of gridlock congestion for a few more years (until we simply run out of underground space; like we’re already done on the surface…)

Woman stripping wallpaper finds incredible WWII mural depicting naval battle scene - Vimarsana News

Woman stripping wallpaper finds incredible WWII mural depicting naval battle scene

The mural, which was discovered behind old wallpaper at Natalie Mansfield's home in Bispham, Blackpool, depicts two types of fighter planes buzzing around an aircraft carrier.

Nazi Germany's Would-Be Wonder Weapon Was an Epic Fail - Vimarsana News

Nazi Germany's Would-Be Wonder Weapon Was an Epic Fail

Nazi Germany's Would-Be Wonder Weapon Was an Epic Fail Germany wanted a fighter with a longer range. Instead, it built Frankenstein's monster that was too big to maneuver.  Here's What You Need To Remember: There is never a free lunch in aircraft design. Carrying all that extra fuel meant a bigger, heavier aircraft. A bigger, heavier aircraft required two engines and two propellers, which added even more weight. The result was that the Bf 110 weighed more than four tons, or twice that of the Bf 109. In the mid-1930s, Nazi Germany had a problem. Its twin-engined medium bombers, such as the He...