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Could the P-51 Mustang Have Replaced the A-10 Warthog?

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These Deadly Grenade Launchers Are the the Navy SEALs's Ultimate Weapon

A Film By the U.S. Navy Revealed Plans to Use Chemical Weapons During the Cold War

World War II What-If: The U.S. Had Other Horrifying Plans For Japan in 1945

History Explains What Turkey's Mobile Artillery Plan To Do In Syria

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Yes, the Navy SEALs Do Have Some of the Best 'Silent' Guns

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When China And South Vietnam Went To War

A CH-46E Sea Knight crew chief with Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron 261 mans an XM-214 .50 caliber machine gun while airborne during a helicopter-borne training exercise, aboard Camp Lejeune, N.C., March 6, 2007.

The Microgun Was Supposed To Spit Out 12,000 Rounds Per Minute. Why Was It Cancelled?

Two Casco-class cutters of the Navy of South Vietnam after their escape to Subic Bay, Philippines, circa in 1975.

South Vietnam Went Out With a Fight...Against China

The Navy SEALs Have Plans For Small, Deadly Submarines

The Army Is Excited About Its New Artillery Rockets (And For Good Reason)

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Inside the Birth of the U.S. Army's Delta Force

Watch The U.S. Army Test Its New Artillery Rockets

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The Legend of the Stealh Submarine USS Jimmy Carter

The U.S. Military Nearly Had A Machine Gun That Could Fire 12,000 Rounds Per Minute

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Why the Army Just Couldn't Get Rid of the M-16 Rifle