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The Long and Controversial History of the Flamethrower

Whether it be flaming arrows, Greek Fire, torching villages, pouring boiling tar down on one’s enemies through castle murder holes

Unbeknownst to many, the ‘jerrycan’ was actually invented by the Germans, and remains a crucial piece of military equipment even

After a particularly volatile period of volcanic disruption several ghost ships have risen from beneath the waves around the island

The Industrial Revolution both strengthened and quickened the grasp of colonialism across the globe. Imperial settlers went above and beyond

Is D-Day history being wound down at Pointe du Hoc? We have all heard that changes were afoot at Pointe

Indiana Jones is undeniably one of the biggest film franchises ever to grace the silver screen. The franchise displays the

Pirates still sail the seas looking for treasure. Over the course of the Second World War, tens of thousands of

● A Japanese submarine is reported to have sunk 40 miles off the coast of Darwin Harbour back in 1942.

The invasion of Ukraine by Russia has now been grinding on since February 24th. Since Russia invaded, the death toll

On 4th March, 1861 Abraham Lincoln became the 16th President of the U.S. Amongst other decisions the popular and forward