User Posts: Danila Karpenko
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The T-30, the first Soviet heavy tank. An unrealized alternative in domestic tank design
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At the turn of the 1920s and 1930s, the design bureau at the Bolshevik Plant developed a heavy tank project designated the T-30. The development was notable ...

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Vladimir Nagirnyak. “A Shameful Act of Brutal Piracy on the High Seas”
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An article by Vladimir Nagirnyak from the WEARSPOT website, dated July 14, 2016.   Contents: At the outset of both world wars of the 20th ...

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The era of pilots is coming to an end. The new MiG-41 will fly without a pilot on board due to extreme g-forces.
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The author of this article, posted on the “One and a Half Engineers” Zen channel, has once again raised the perennial topic of the future Russian MiG-41 ...

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The Balkan Crisis of 1912–14. Part 6. The Second Balkan War and Its Consequences for the Participating Nations and Russia
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By the summer of 1913, Bulgaria found itself at the center of a web of Balkan conflicts (simply because it is located in the heart of the Balkans). It was ...

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Cheap Hypersonic Technology: What's Behind the Blackbeard Missile Project
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Hypersonic weapons have long been a symbol of cutting-edge technology—complex, expensive, and produced in limited quantities. Missiles capable of traveling ...

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Heroes of Great Flights. Part 10: The Legendary “Question Mark”
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All articles in the series This is the next installment in a series of vintage articles from the magazine *Letectví + kosmonautika* (1984–91 issues) ...

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Yuri Pasholok. German Medium Tank (conditional designation)
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A German Pz.Kpfw. Panther Ausf. D tank under evaluation in the Soviet Union   During World War II, certain models of armored vehicles appeared ...

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The American-Style Golden Eagle: Why the Revolutionary F-16 FSW with a Reverse-Swept Wing Never Conquered the Skies
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Typically, an aircraft’s aerodynamic configuration is an integral feature of the model. Engines may be replaced or additional equipment installed on an ...

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A Forgotten Aviation Giant: The Story of the Boeing-Vertol 301/XCH-62, an American Giant Helicopter That Was Ahead of Its Time
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In the history of aviation, there are projects that are so far ahead of their time that they remain nothing more than the unfulfilled dreams of their ...

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A Robot with a Mortar: Why the “Bagulnik-82” Might Be Too Complex for Real Combat
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We previously published a news article on this website about the Bogulnik unmanned system; you can read it here. In this article, we’d like to present a ...

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