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Why Britain's Vanguard-Class Submarines Are No Joke

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New Royal Navy Aircraft Carrier HMS Prince of Wales Remembers when Battleship Prince of Wales Was Sunk

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New UK Bill Could Allow War Crimes to Go Unpunished

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How Edmund Burke Pushed for Anglo-American Trade in the 18th Century

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German Spies Stole This Monster Tank Design From Britain

Why North Korea Never Wants to Test the U.S. Navy Again

Vanda Mrazikova and Martina Kacenova, dressed in traditional costume with protective face masks, show a colored Easter eggs which reads COVID-19 and the year 2020, amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak, in the village of Soblahov

Easter Eggs: Everything You Want to Know

Britain’s Infantry Fighting Vehicle: Ready for Future Warfare?

Should Britain's Royal Navy Be Worried About Iran?

Not So Valiant After All?: Meet the Worst British Tank of the Second World War

The Royal Air Force Almost Passed Over the Spitfire Fighter Completely

This German Zeppelin Took Part in a Top Secret Mission

Meet the ‘Glamour Boys' Who Warned Britain about Nazism

For centuries, the sun never set on the British Empire. But eclipses there were, and more than a few that stained British arms. Like the Romans, the British fought a variety of enemies. They also had the distinction of being defeated by a variety of enem

Disasters: Five Times the British Were Sadly Beaten in Battle

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