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Military Memorabilia is far more than just collectible items. These items tell a story, they give us the rich history behind the men and women who made valiant sacrifices in order to serve their country and preserve the freedom we still continue to experience today. Military memorabilia is a porthole to the past; [...]
Admiral William H. McRaven – currently a four-star Admiral of the United States Navy – was born on November 6, 1955 in Pinehurst, NC. Admiral McRaven, commander of the US Joint Special Operations Command, is most recently noted for his involvement in Operation Neptune [...]
The BMP-1 Amphibious Tracked Vehicle was designed and manufactured by the Soviet Union. It is considered to be the world’s first, mass produced infantry fighting vehicle and probably one of the top ten military vehicles produced. The design combined components of the armored personnel carrier with [...]
This tracked armored vehicle – the British Warrior – was produced in the United Kingdom by GKN Sankey/BAe Systems and is considered by some to be one of the top ten military vehicles of all time. The project on the Warrior started during the 1970s and by 1980, [...]
Considered by some as one of the top ten military vehicles, the military Humvee has proved itself in the both performance and dependability and has largely taken over the roles previously served by their smaller counterparts – the jeep, the gama [...]
Austria’s Steyr AUG assault rifle is probably the most incongruously designed weapons in history. Production on the Steyr began in 1978 and has continued through present day. This assault rifle is the standard small arm of the Austrian Bundesheer as well as other national police unit. This rifle and its many variants are [...]















