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Articles related to "Anti Tank"
German Anti-Tank Tactics in WWI Following the British introduction of tanks into combat at the Battle of Cambrai in 1917, the German Army developed a number of methods to stop armor advances. german anti-tank tactics • wwi • 1917-1918 • t-gewehr • amiens 1918
Luftwaffe Anti-Tank Weapons Germany's Luftwaffe assisted in the struggle to halt overwhelming Soviet armored formations through the deployment of innovative aerial anti-tank weapons luftwaffe antitank weapons • combating soviet armor from the sky • aerial antitank weapons • luftwaffe heavy cannons • luftwaffe rocket projectiles
Dominican Republic Tanks in Battle Two dozen well-used Swedish L60 tanks served the island republic for forty years and even fought US Marines in 1965. 1965 dominican republic intervention • otto merker • l60 tank • l-60 tank • tank dominican
Canadian Armour Units of the Canadian Armies Armoured Divisions during WWII armor. armour • tanks • stuart • sherman • anti-tank
The German 77mm Field Gun, WWI In order to increase their weight of fire, German Stormtroopers employed the light 77mm field gun in operations. 77mm • field gun • wwi • 1916-1918 • stormtroopers
The Tank Abwehr Gewehr, 1918 The Tank Abwehr Gewehr, or T-Gewehr, was the first anti-tank rifle and dangerous to both its crew and targets. tank abwehr gewehr • 1918 • t-gewehr • anti-tank rifle • wwi
The British Whippet Tank, 1917-1918 The British Mark A Whippet was lightly armored, fast, and armed with machine guns, designed to exploit defensive penetrations. british • whippet • tank • 1917-1918 • mark a
Task Force Smith and the Bazooka Under armed and overwhelmed the US Army soldiers of Task Force Smith turned to their M9A1 Bazookas to save the day at the Battle of Osan in 1950. task force smith • 21st infantry regiment • lieutenant colonel charles b. smith • infantry stop tanks • m9a1 2.36-inch "bazooka" rocket launchers
The Swedish Landsverk L60 Tank Designed by rogue German engineers before WWII, less than 500 hardy little L60s were made. They served in a half-dozen countries and few survive today. otto merker • l60 tank • l-60 tank • tank dominican • swede tank
ARMOR AND THE ARMS RACE The improvement of armored vehicles from their genesis in WW I. armoured vehicles • tank • tanks • panzer • arms race
A First Look at Sudden Strike A preview of the game Sudden Strike. sudden • strike • cdv • wargame • realtime
The Regimental System A description of military unit designations, primarily ground forces. army • navy • air force • marines • regiment
Argentina Invades the Falklands In many ways, the political moves made by Britain in the late seventies and early eighties encouraged Argentina to attack the Falklands. the falkland islands • the falklans war • south georgia • general viola • the united nations
War Dobes, Part I Learn about war Dobermans in this three-part series. world war ii • war • dog • dobe doberman • service
Battlefield: Bad Company Basics Proper understanding of the use of concealment in Battlefield: Bad Company can help new players increase their kill counts and gain more experience points. battlefield: bad company • battlefield guide • battlefield tips • bad company guide • bad company new player
Battlefield: Bad Company Tips Effective use of weapon unlocks and alternate gold crate destruction strategies can lead to increased experience and more kills in Battlefield: Bad Company's "Gold Rush. battlefield bad company • battlefield guide • bad company • bad company experience • bad company gold crates
Sword & Gold Beaches Normandy 1944 On June 6, 1944, the British Army landed in Normandy. Although, not as high profile as the American landings, Sword & Gold Beaches represented a major undertaking. sword beach • gold beach • d-day • hobart's funnies • june 6
The German A7V in WWI While the German Army did not initially embrace the idea of tanks, by 1918 they sought heavy tanks to match against their opponents. a7v • wwi • panzerkampfwagen • 1918 • germany
The Prelude to Operation Cast Lead On December 27 2008, Israel launched Operation Cast Lead, a large-scale offensive against Hamas targets in the Gaza Strip. It was a predictable end to an uneasy truce. hamas-israel truce • egyptian intelligence chief omar suleiman • cease-fire violations • u.n. human rights council • november 4
Arlington Fly-In Crowds Reach 60,000 Each July The West Coast Arlington Fly-In, is the nation's third largest general aviation event, just behind EAA's AirVenture at Oshkosh, Wisc., and Sun 'n Fun in Lakeland, Fla. arlington fly-in • third largest air show in america • cascade warbirds airshow • puget sound military vehicle collectors club • pacific prowler b-25
Barbarossa - Part 9 And the road begins that leads back to Berlin, and the destruction of one of the most terrible regimes the world has ever seen.
Canadians in the Battle of Hong Kong The savage fight for Hong Kong lasted only 18 days but claimed the lives of hundreds of Canadian soldiers during battle and in the miserable prisoner-of-war camp. canadians in battle of hong kong • hong kong ww2 • battle of hong kong 1941 • 290 canadians killed in battle of hong kong • brigadier jk lawson
The Polish WWII Cavalry in 1939 Engaged in the War less than a month, 11 brigades of the Polish cavalry made no less than 16 all out charges against the German invaders. polish lancers gherman tanks • polish cavalry 1939 • polish cavalry • 11th polish legion uhlan regiment • mario appelius
Trap at Stalingrad When the battle of Stalingrad began at the end of August 1942, the Red Army was nearing defeat. Brilliant Soviet street fighting tactics, daring operational thinking and serious German errors combined to reverse Soviet fortune. By the end of November the Soviets had trapped the powerful German 6th Army inside Stalingrad - it was more than they expected. german • army • stalin • hitler • stalingrad
Battle for the Seelow Heights - Part II In this epic battle, Heinrici demonstrated that even in April 1945 the German army could put up a tough fight. An embararrassed Zhukov ended up racing Konev to Berlin because he failed to anticipate the strength of the German defense. berlin • battle • heinrici • zhukov • world war ii
Malaysia, environment and arms Conflicting priorities in Malaysia. Environmental issues in need of attention, arms deals on the rise. malaysia • environment • development • politics • arms
Too Much of a Good Thing? Discussion of leadership imbalance in the Armed Forces leadership • military • army • navy • air force
Clinton Reverses Decade Old Decline in Defense Budget Is Clinton's recent defense spending request enough? army • navy • airforce • marines • clinton defense requese
Pavlov's House in Stalingrad Pavlov's House is a four-story apartment building near the Volga River that became a rock of Soviet resolve at the Battle of Stalingrad. russian military history • famous world war ii battles • battle of stalingrad • volgorad • pavlov's house memorial |
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