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Underwater Hydrogen Drone: How Envoy Is Changing the Logic of Maritime Operations
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In recent years, underwater drones have been gradually moving away from the traditional “battery—charging—short mission” model toward much more autonomous ...

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The Balkan Crisis, Which Drew Russia In. Part VII. The Parties Involved in the Crisis During World War I
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In 1914, the conflict in the Balkans (Austria-Hungary versus Serbia), which drew other countries into the fray, marked the beginning of World War I. Two ...

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China is joining the race to develop supersonic airliners. The first details about the Chinese COMAC C949 aircraft have been revealed.
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In early 2026, the aviation industry received an unexpected boost. COMAC officially unveiled the preliminary specifications for its new project—the C949 ...

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Aviators of World War I. Rumpler C.I. Reconnaissance Aircraft, Germany
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All articles in the series   Edmund Rumpler Flugzeugwerke (Rumpler) began its operations in the aviation industry with the licensed production ...

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Memoirs of an Old Knight of Acre. Chapter V. My First Day in the Conroi
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“The monastery taught me how to pray. The conroi taught me how to live among men. And, I confess, the latter proved far more difficult than the former.” ...

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A Fighter Jet Without an Airfield: What Lies Behind the X-BAT Concept
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Sometimes, behind a spectacular presentation lies not so much a finished aircraft as an attempt to rethink the very logic of combat aviation. Shield AI’s X-BAT ...

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Yuri Pasholok. The Heaviest Soviet Production Tank
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Marking the 80th anniversary of the IS-4—the heaviest of the Soviet mass-produced tanks—entering service There is a well-known saying that generals ...

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Yuri Pasholok. The Best Flamethrower Tank of World War II
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The story of the Churchill VII Crocodile, which became the best of the flamethrower tanks developed during World War II The idea of mounting a ...

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Soviet Russian TS and BT Series Tanks in a World Where the Kaiserreich Won World War I
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This work was prepared by our Western colleague Javalr—the very same researcher who authored a comprehensive study on the tanks of the Kaiserreich during the ...

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The oldest U.S. bomber is heading back to the factory: Why are the B-52 Stratofortress’s engines being replaced after 60 years?
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Sometimes, modernizing equipment looks like a routine upgrade. But in the case of the B-52, this is no longer just an upgrade—it’s an attempt to extend the ...

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