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China Is Already Practicing for an Amphibious Invasion of Taiwan

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The U.S. Marine Corps is Deactivating All Tank Battalions (Thanks to China?)

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An American M4 Sherman tank with hedgerow breaching modifications, 60th Infantry Regiment, Belgium. 9 September 1944. U.S. Army Signal Corps.

Rhino Tanks: The D-Day Weapon That Helped Win World War II

US Navy Douglas SBD Dauntless flying patrol in World War II. Photo by US Navy.

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