The Flak 88 earned its reputation as the best overall gun of the war. It was justifiably feared by Allied airmen, tankers, ...

Most tank armour was quite thin at the beginning of World War II. As a result, most countries considered anti-tank guns with calibres of 2 inches or less to be sufficient. The 37 millimeter was used ...

While the North Vietnamese did not have a full-fledged weapons industry, they did have the engineering capacity to create a submachine gun for the fight to come by combining elements of the Type ...