BY WAR’S END, the pipes had delivered roughly 206 million gallons—enough to fuel about 14 million jeeps for 300 miles each, carrying the Allies from Normandy beaches to the heart of the ...
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Why German Panzer troops wear pink
From World War I to today, German tank crews have been distinguished by an unusual pink color, a legacy rooted in the Motor Vehicle Troops of the Weimar Republic and the clandestine efforts to ...
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How US Army tank units evolved in 100 years
This in-depth historical breakdown traces the evolution of U.S. Army tank company organization from the improvised two-man Renault tanks of World War I through World War II, Korea, the Cold War, and ...
The Bundeswehr continues its build-up of forces in the Baltics—the first permanent foreign deployment of German military personnel since the ...
Two medieval fortresses face each other across the Narva River separating Estonia from Russia on Europe's eastern edge.
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