Author: Biên Tập Viên

For the first half of the Second World War, the German Wehrmacht possessed the  most mathematically … Why Germans Couldn’t Explain How American Soldiers Fought Without OfficersRead more

May 15th, 1943, 0237 hours, the Bay of Biscay. A Type 7C U-boat is on the … Why German U-Boat Captains Couldn’t Explain How British Aircraft Found Them In Total DarknessRead more

Rumors of the death of the 6.5 Creedmore may be premature. Say hello to the 21st … The New 6.5 Creedmoor + PEAK!Read more

December 19th, 1944. General George S. Patton strikes a match, holds it beneath a signed federal … Freezing Children, 6 Army Blankets, and Patton’s Brutal Moral ChoiceRead more

You’ve seen a tank barrel. That long, thick, perfectly straight tube extending from the turret. Imposing. … Why Tanks Have Smooth Bore Barrels When Every Other Precision Weapon Uses RiflingRead more

Murphy Jones rolled his F-105 into a 6G turn over the Red River Valley and watched … Why MiGs Couldn’t Beat an Aircraft That Wasn’t Built to FightRead more

The morning of 23rd August 1914 was still. No wind. Along the Mons-Condé Canal in Belgium, … The Dark Reason the British .303 Round Is Still LoadedRead more

In Europe, small arms fire killed fewer than one in four American combat dead. Artillery killed … Why German Snipers Were Ordered NEVER to Shoot the “Guy with the Red Cross”Read more

In December of 1944, German troops in the Ardennes started picking up a new American submachine … Why German Officers HATED the M3 “Grease Gun”Read more

December 16th, 1944. A frozen treeine on Lanzavat Ridge, Belgium, six miles from the German border, … What Germans Couldn’t Believe About American Lieutenants Barely TwentyRead more