The history of one of the most original examples of anti-tank weapons of the Second World War
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German 150 mm heavy field howitzer 15 cm schwere Feldhaubitze 18 (s.F.H. 18)
Bazooka — the world's first rocket-propelled anti-tank grenade launcher
The history of the 7,5 cm Panzerjägerkanone (Pak) 41 anti-tank gun: how a shortage of strategic raw materials deprived the Third Reich of a wonder weapon
25 samples of automotive equipment used in the armies of warring states in 1939-1945
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15 photos of huge artillery pieces created over a century from 1857 to 1957
The war for little ones, in color and monochrome
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Pilum in service with the ancient Roman army: origin, design and combat use
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Self-propelled gun M12 — a successful symbiosis of a new tank chassis and weapons from the First World War
155-mm self-propelled howitzer M41 with the monkey nickname did not have time to take part in World War II, but fought in Korea
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US Public Health Service posters during World War II
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Germany approached the Second World War with improved versions of the well-proven Stahlhelm
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