In the collection of the National Museum of the United States Air Force at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, is just one of two surviving Junkers Ju 88 airplanes that saw service during the Second World War. Displayed with its Romanian Air Force markings, it is a former long-range, photographic reconnaissance aircraft. It had previously been on display outside ...
Trump said the U.S. conducted overnight strikes in Venezuela and captured President Nicolas Maduro, prompting Caracas residents to report explosions, smoke, and outages. Venezuelan leaders condemned the action as allies demanded proof of life and warned of serious consequences. CARACAS, VENEZUELA (3-minute read) — President Donald Trump said Saturday that the United States carried out a major military operation in ...
A Provo parking lot argument on New Years Eve allegedly turned into a multi victim knife attack that sent four people to the hospital. Police arrested a 32 year old Arizona man who now faces multiple felony assault charges. LISTEN TO THIS ARTICLE PROVO, UT (2-minute read) — Four people ended up at Utah Valley Hospital after Provo police say ...
It’s amazing how far the cutlery world has come in 30 years. I’ve mentioned before that manufacturers are currently in an arms race to give us better steels at progressively better prices, and the design of each new tool borders on the assiduous. Certainly, this describes Kershaw as much as any other manufacturer. These three Kershaw models represent different price ...
The nuclear arms race began during World War II, with the United States and the U.S.S.R. competing for supremacy for decades after the war’s end. Eventually, several other countries joined in, creating nukes for their own protection from their enemies. However, no country could match the scale of nuclear development of the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. superpowers. Nuclear-armed battleships were ...
Accepting command of the Continental Army in 1775, General George Washington requested an inventory of gunpowder stores. The report of 90 barrels left him speechless. His mood brightened a bit in March of ‘76 when a Congressional Committee of Secret Correspondence shooed Connecticut merchant Silas Deane to France, with an appeal to American sympathizer Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais, confidant to ...