Alternative History
Landsverk Pricken, Leo, Lansen, and other promising Swedish tanks from 1944–51 Contents: Despite their neutral status, the Swedish military was well aware ...
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We have written about the An-70, a promising Soviet—and later Ukrainian—military transport aircraft, on numerous occasions on our website. However, all of ...
An article from Alex Raigorodetsky's "military-exotic" channel on the Blogspot platform. The name Ivan Pavlovich Bratukhin is far less well-known than ...
Contents: Among the countries defeated in World War I, Austria’s fate was perhaps the most unenviable: it suffered the greatest human and territorial ...
Other parts of the series Although the main theme of this part is revealed in the post’s title, the key revelation is that “Barbarossa” will take place in ...
The British G3-class battleships are among the most famous “victims” of the Washington Naval Treaty. We’ve written about the most well-known variant of this ...
An article from more than twenty years ago in the magazine *Le Fana de l’Aviation* (Issue No. 377, April 2001), which I think will be of interest to ...
The turning point in this world came in 1453, when, during the siege of Constantinople, a small Spanish detachment under the command of Rodrigo Manrique de ...
A Story About the German Remote-Controlled Engineering Vehicle "Mittlerer Ladungsträger" (Sd.Kfz.304) Springer World War I spurred a major leap forward ...
Not long ago, I published an article discussing projects that were scrapped in the U.S. because the Soviet Union had collapsed and halted its development ...