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This list of Top Ten Armies (Military Powers) in the world is subjective at best. Unless you looked at specific aspects and judged based on that criteria alone, the list cannot be definitive. One can look at a nation’s defense budget or the size of their enlisted members, or combine the two. Another area for [...]
Many facts and stories from previous conflicts remain in the spotlight long after they have passed. One that seems to elude many is the name of the longest surviving POW – USAF Airman First Class William Andrew Robinson. If asked, how many individuals would even be able to answer which conflict Bill was [...]
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; [...]
Our nation, our military, our Tampa Bay area lost a great man today – retired General H. Norman Schwarzkopf passed away in Tampa due to complications from pneumonia. Known by most as “Stormin’ Norman”, General Schwarzkopf lived by his own words, “Leadership is a potent combination of strategy and character. But if you [...]
The M3 submachine gun was adopted into service by the US Army in December of 1942. This .45cal submachine gun had a 30-round magazine and was considered superior to the its counterpart, the Thompson submachine gun. The M3 was not only cheaper to produce than the Thompson, it was [...]
The first week in January in 1968, Operation Niagara was launched by General Westmoreland in an effort to gather intelligence on PAVN activities in and around the Khe Sanh Valley. By the third week in January, this part of the operation (Niagara I) had been completed. On January 21st, the second phase of [...]
