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America: Buying guns is easier than buying a bottle of beer
After a series of massacres in the US since the beginning of 2015, the US government has tightened gun trading laws, but behind legitimate gun shops are still millions o…
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Understanding Vietnam 's killing killer
During the war, Vietnam made many enemy troops tremble by the massive army of anti-tank guns B-40, B-41, B-50.
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Discover the power of the new 'monster' of super-T-14 Armata
Russia's super tank T-14 Armata is increasingly showing its power
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Discover China's SH-1 self-propelled gun
As a military weapons product from China, SH-1 self-propelled guns manufactured by North China's Defense Industry Group - NORINCO for export purposes
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How does a railgun electromagnetic gun work?
The range ranged more than 20 times, the warhead flew 10 times faster than conventional military weapons - a brief summary of the power of the railgun electromagnetic gu…
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Military weapons 'strange' ever appeared
When it comes to military weapons, people often think of guns, bullets, tanks, airplanes ... however, the world has appeared strange weapons that no one knows, even Lice…
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What is the Coast Guard against pirates?
Personal weapons, heavy machine guns, gunboats and sound weapons are tools for the Coast Guard to deal with pirates.
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Discover America's prematurely deadly super cannon
The XM-1203 NLOS-C was once expected to be the world's No. 1 supersonic cannon, but it died prematurely due to being too modern.
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The trend of naming children is the name of the gun
According to an analysis of Laura Wattenberg, a child name expert and blog owner
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10 interesting things about AK gun father
Mikhail Kalashnikov, the father of an AK-47 rifle, had just died on December 23, taking 94 years of age.
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Unique hotel 'fort' between the ocean
With an investment of nearly $ 5 million, a fortress built in the late 19th century in England was converted into a luxury hotel in the Solent Sea.
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Monsters spread terror throughout France
Gevaudan is about the size of a large calf, and it seems they are not afraid of bows or guns. In just three years, they had torn over 200 people.
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The departure of the Eskimos.
How to rumble Canadian cavalry in Tikiujar about 950km, there are very small Eskimos tribes. Jo Laxiner was a frequent visitor and was very friendly with this tribe. But…
Oceanography
Teach dolphins to use weapons
The Ukrainian Navy will train dolphins to use special guns and knives to fight underwater enemies.
Archeology
Australia discovered cannons dating from 250 years ago
The 107cm long gun, a type of light anti-infantry light artillery, was found by a young boy at Dundee beach to the southwest of Darwin.