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The British Spent Two Years Preparing a Single Explosion. Why 440 Tons of Explosives Still Couldn’t Break World War I
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At 3:10 a.m. on June 7, 1917, something happened beneath Messines in Belgium that looked less like an artillery strike and more like a localized geological ...

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Tanks Had Barely Learned to Fight — And Weapons Were Already Being Built to Kill Them: The Story of the First Anti-Tank Gun
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In September 1916, the British Army used tanks in battle on the Somme for the first time. The new weapon was slow, unreliable, and extremely crude, but the ...

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The Predecessor of the PPSh and MP 40: How the MP 18 Opened the Age of Submachine Guns
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When people think of submachine guns, the first weapons that usually come to mind are the Soviet PPSh-41, the German MP 40, or the American Thompson. These ...

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