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The Crimean War saw the first use of the P53 service rifle. Here, the “Thin Red Line” of the 93rd Highlanders repel a Russian cavalry assault. Courtesy of National War Museum of Scotland

Queen Victoria ruled Britain from 1837 to 1901. During her reign, her army fought a plethora of small wars in practically every corner of the globe, from Canada to ...


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Robert De La Rosa, US Army SFC Ret (1986-2006), of San Antonio, worked long and hard to get his 1966 M151A1 MUTT looking this good! He found out about the MUTT through a work contact, “so I went over to check it out and bought this out of impulse not knowing much about the M151 at all in 2012 for $2,000,” he says. “After researching it I now know I had paid too m...


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A group of vehicle owners from the UK paid a visit to the Jersey War Tunnels. They had earlier taken part in the road run to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the Liberation. Courtesy of John Norris

Lying in the Bay of St Malo, just 15 miles off the west coast of the Cotentin Peninsula in north France, the British island of Jersey is today a tranqui...


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Courtesy of David L. Burrows

The North Coast Military Show Collectors held another outstanding show Sunday, April 12 at the Military Aviation Preservation Society Museum (MAPS) in North Canton, Ohio. This event marked the 22nd year for the show at the museum located near the Akron Canton Airport. Visitors were again greeted by a variety of military aircraft restored...


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The ground clearance of 12 inches allowed the CDS to cope with most conditions. If the engine hood looks familiar that is because it is the same type as fitted to the Morris Commercial 15cwt CS8. Courtesy of John Norris

Having defeated Germany in the Great War and following in the wake of the Treaty of Versailles, the Allies took advantage of the op...


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