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“German PAK 97/38 waiting for his prey in Russia”

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The T-26 Tank Disaster: How 10,000 Tanks Vanished in Six Months

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The Spanish-American War – Explained in 11 minutes

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Why they are called Grunts

BTW Thats about 4 minutes of full auto for the M60 “The Pig”. Which is why everyone except the Platoon Leader, his RTO and the Medic carried ammo for this beast. Grumpy (Don’t ask me on how I know about this)

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Yamato Class: The Heaviest Battleships Ever Constructed

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The Great War – opening shots. The BEF at Mons 23 August 1914

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How one General saved Britain’s forgotten army

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Most Useless Guns of WWII — So Bad They Were a Threat to Their Own Troops

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When the King of England is not happy with you!

An Army Air Corps Door Gunner onboard a Lynx Mk9A helicopter with 672 Squadron in Afghanistan, is pictured looking through the sights of a Heavy Machine Gun (HMG).

The Army Air Corps are now deploying the Mk 9A variant of the Lynx helicopter, which has a more powerful engine than the MK7 predecessor. The new engine allows the helicopter to fly faster, carry more weight and fly in hotter conditions (the Mk 7 was unable to fly in the day time during the Afghan summer).

Because the Mk 9A can carry more weight it can carry more firepower in the form of a 50 cal Heavy Machine Gun (HMG) rather than the 7.62mm General Purpose Machine Gun (GPMG) that the Mk 7 carried, this makes the Mk9A more effective at engaging targets on the ground.

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As bad as it gets