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Straight to the Point: The History of the Bayonet

The bayonet is an iconic weapon with a lengthy and fascinating history. Despite its somewhat murky origins, the bayonet has

According to Ukraine, Russia has lost an estimated 117,000 soldiers since the beginning of its full-scale invasion. On 17 January

The battleship is a gigantic, thirsty machine that could guzzle thousands of gallons of fuel per day. Some of the

If you go down to the Kent woods today, you’re going to be in for a big (time travel) surprise.

Close-Quarters Combat in the Trenches: The Role of Hand-Held Weapons in World War I and the Units That Used Them

The United States of America has fought in numerous armed conflicts. The country has been involved in as many as

Sikhs were an essential part of Britain’s manpower source throughout World War One. They made an incredible sacrifice fighting for

It is no secret that once the safety pin is removed and the grenade thrown it goes boom. And whoever

Iron Harvest For the fighting nations involved, World War One ended in 1918; however, for European farmers, the war never

The History of the SS Libourne WW1 shipwreck is creating a storm. In 1918, Clyde & Co LLP launched the