User Posts: Danila Karpenko
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Stationary ZAK-30 "Citadel" systems will be mounted on mobile platforms based on the "Ural" chassis
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Just recently, we reported that the ZAK-30 “Citadel” gun mount, designed to protect fixed installations, had appeared in Russia. However, as it turns out, ...

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Sergey Makhov. Letter to the Author
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  "Dear Author! I have long been an admirer of your talent and enjoy reading the novels and novellas you've written. But your latest book has ...

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"Davy Crockett": A Cold War Nuclear Shotgun
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The Cold War gave rise to many remarkable weapons. Some became symbols of their era, others turned into dead-end branches of technological development, and ...

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Yuri Pasholok. A Landsverk-made self-propelled gun
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The History of the Swedish AKV 151 Experimental Self-Propelled Artillery System Swedish self-propelled artillery first appeared during the interwar ...

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Build and Divide. A Decent “Gangut.” Small Coastal Defense Battleships for the Russian Imperial Navy
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I'm continuing the discussion on a more capable Russian Navy on the eve of the Russo-Japanese War.   If we look at the keel-laying dates (or, ...

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Why Did Medieval Arrows Have Two Points? The Mystery of Forked Arrowheads and the “Armor-Piercing Fork” Theory
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If you asked someone to draw the ideal arrowhead, the result would almost certainly be predictable: a single point aimed directly forward. The logic seems ...

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France Entered World War I With Guns From 1877 — and Ended It With a Weapon Half a Century Ahead of Its Time: Why the 155mm GPF Survived Two World Wars
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In August 1914, French artillery found itself in a rather strange position. At one end of its arsenal stood the famous Canon de 75 modèle 1897 — an ...

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Memoirs of an Old Knight of Acre. Chapter I. While the Lamp Still Burns
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“Human memory is like the flame of an oil lamp. So long as there is oil, it casts its light upon the past. But once the flame dies, even the greatest deeds are ...

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A Victim of Perestroika: A Joint Project by Tupolev and Antonov. The Tu-674 “Apogee” Spaceplane, Which Was Supposed to Revolutionize the Industry
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Not long ago, the Stratolaunch air-launch aerospace system was under development in the United States. The system was quite thoroughly designed; in fact, a ...

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An Airplane Without an Airfield: How the Harrier Became the West's Most Unusual Combat Jet
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In June 2026, the U.S. Marine Corps officially retired its last AV-8B Harrier IIs. The aircraft, which for more than forty years remained a symbol of American ...

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