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The World War II British bomb disposal squad which defused a  bomb that hit the church at Mosta on Malta. Courtesy of John Norris

When military enthusiasts, including myself, look through lists of events catering to their interest, either on the internet or in one of the specialist publications, we’re typically rewarded with a whole range of sh...


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KANSAS CITY, Mo. – On the Memorial Day of the National WWI Museum & Memorial’s centennial year, join them as they give special honor and recogni...


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WILLOUGHBY, Ohio – Milestone’s Spring 2026 Premier Firearms Auction in suburban Cleveland chalked up $1.6 million on March 21-22 with a widely varied selection of weapons that encompassed rare and historically-important antique, vintage and contemporary productions from American, European and Japanese arms manufacturers. The sale’s 1,206 hand-selected lots represente...


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One of the most established Civil War militaria dealers in the United States, operating from New Bern, North Carolina since 1981. Owner Will Gorges is a licensed dealer and appraiser with over 40 years of experience.

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We asked to see your pride and joys , and you came through with flying colors. Military Trader & Vehicles proudly celebrates our reader’s wheels.

Courtesy of Brad Lamb

Brad Lamb says his M151A2 was previously owned by 4-star General Doug Brown. “I now own it and have for a little over four years,” he says. “Gen. Brown was ...


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