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Most Devastating Fighter As the aviation industry in the 1950s and 1960s embraced supersonic speeds, defined avionics theory, and toyed[…]

XF-88 Voodoo After World War II, the United States Air Force began developing a new long-range penetration fighter capable of[…]

America’s Mini Stalingrad The late 1944 Battle of Aachen, the first German city to fall to the Allies, was particularly[…]

Here the five of the worst Military Blunders In History Credit to :

No German Reinforcements Sixth Army was starved of reinforcements at Stalingrad, but it wasn’t because the Germans had run out[…]

Logistics of D-Day In the debut episode of the Logistics of D-Day we explore the logic and planning that resulted[…]

Glass Bubble Bomber It was September of 1943, and United States Army Air Forces servicemen were puzzled by the strange[…]

B-29 in Russia It was Aviation Day of 1947 at Moscow’s Tushino airfield. The crowds had gathered to witness an[…]

First Soviet Air Dropped Atomic Bomb After the successful nuclear detonations on top of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the Soviet Union[…]

18th Century Sailing Battleship Fly through a wooden warship from the age of sail! CREDITS Jacob O’Neal Credit Animagraffs

Most Destructive Attack in History After days of waiting for the perfect weather conditions, the ideal time finally came on[…]

WW2 History During the early hours of October 28, 1941, the Italian ambassador in Athens handed an ultimatum to Greek[…]

Plane more Expensive than the Atomic Bomb The Boeing B-29 Superfortress not only brought one of the world’s largest and[…]

Canadian liner Empress of Ireland On a foggy night on May 29, 1914, the Canadian liner Empress of Ireland was[…]

AK-74 Primary Rifle Its not as famous as the AK-47 but the AK-74 changed Russia’s tactics and have a profound[…]