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No Great Patriotic War. What would have happened if Germany had honored the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact?
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The Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact is one of those historical agreements remembered primarily because it was ultimately broken. On August 23, 1939, the Soviet Union ...

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Armored King of the Arctic: What a Production-Friendly Object 279 Could Have Looked Like
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The Soviet Object 279 went down in history as perhaps the strangest tank ever to actually exist in metal. Four tracks, a 130 mm gun, extraordinarily heavy ...

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America’s 1980s Arsenal Plane That Never Was: General Dynamics F/A-111X Megalodon
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When people talk about the “arsenal plane” concept today, they usually imagine a large aircraft operating at a relatively safe distance from the enemy while ...

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A World Without England: How Vikings, Normans, and One Accidental Death Created a Very Different Britain
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We are accustomed to perceiving England as an almost eternal constant. Kings and dynasties changed, revolutions occurred, the British Empire was created and ...

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What if the T-80 had been armed with a 152mm cannon and put into production? What could have been the T-94—the production “Object 292”?
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In the history of Soviet tank building, there were quite a few vehicles that fell just a few years short of transitioning from experimental prototypes to ...

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What If Sweden Finally Decides to Build a Fifth-Generation Fighter? Meet the SAAB JA-70 GHIDORA
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Saab and Sweden itself can be considered something of a unique phenomenon in the modern aerospace industry. Designing and manufacturing advanced combat ...

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The Roman Empire of Flavius Theodoric Augustus: What if Theodoric the Great Had Accepted the Title of Roman Emperor?
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History loves dates that later generations turn into symbols. One such date is 476 AD—the traditional boundary between Antiquity and the Middle Ages, when the ...

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What if the F-117A Nighthawk had a successor? The F/A-118E Night Wasp stealth strike fighter
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Historically, the world's first true stealth aircraft, the F-117A Nighthawk, was a machine of compromises. In pursuit of revolutionary radar invisibility, its ...

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English Tower on a French Tank: How the French Could Quickly Solve the Problem of the Single-Seat Turret
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In this world, the French did not surrender 46 days after the war began. Straining their resources to the limit, they continued to fight. And the reason for ...

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