Marking the 120th anniversary of the birth of Nikolai Alexandrovich Astrov, one of the key Soviet tank designers   Usually, when people talk ...

For a long time, naval warfare remained the last bastion of “large platforms”—destroyer, frigates, and aircraft carriers. But recent years have shown that even ...

An article by Evgeny Belash from the WARSPOT website, dated November 23, 2014.   “To the tank. They call it ‘Toteninsel’—‘Death Island.’ Only ...

A vintage article from 80 years ago in *Flying* magazine (February 1946 issue), which I think will be of interest to readers and colleagues.   ...

As a follow-up to the article “The Il-62 Returns to the Skies,” I’d like to share a story about yet another “stopgap” aircraft intended to replace the retiring ...

Just the day before yesterday, we reported on the new, entirely Vietnamese-made T-1 tank. As a follow-up to that post, I’d like to share a story about the Far ...

In April 2026, documentation appeared in the public database of the Federal Institute of Industrial Property (FIPS) that could change our understanding of ...

“People like to say that the First Crusade began at Clermont. Perhaps, for history, that is true. But for me it began several days later, in a quiet chamber of ...

Place a Soviet AKM next to a late-production Yugoslav Zastava M70 and the ancestry of the latter is immediately obvious. The same long-stroke gas-piston ...

In late May 2026, a shipment left Australia for the United States that, under normal circumstances, would hardly have attracted any media attention. It ...