7.2-Inch Demolition Rocket launcher tested on a beach on Iwo Jima in early March 1945

Here is some badass footage of the 18th Field Artillery Battalion sending Nazis to hell with 4.5-inch M8A1 high-explosive rockets using a T27 "Xylophone" launcher while supporting the Allied advance near Mausbach, Germany on November 15th 1944.🫡

7.5cm Pak 40 anti-tank gun firing in Italy circa 1944

A Warning from History. A year after WW1 ended, A French Pilot, Jacques Trolley de Prévaux, flew an Airship from the Belgian coast to the devastated battlefields of France where millions died. Lost for decades this is part of what he saw remastered in color and HD.

Relatively rare German 15cm Kanone 18 and 39 heavy guns in action on the Eastern Front circa 1941

With the Marines at Tarawa

Pershing vs Panther, Cologne tank duel 1945

📽️ Germany in the 1930's.

German 8cm Granatwerfer 34 mortar team in action on the Eastern Front in 1942

Soviet Il-2 attacks a German tank Czech Panzer 35t , unknown location or date.

Why don’t our Leaders speak to us the same way A.H. spoke to Germans?

Hitler's Post-Election Speech to The Workers November 10, 1933

The Pacific War. Fighting The Kamikaze. Dive into the most harrowing and desperate chapter of the Pacific War: the brutal clash between US Navy fleets and the Japanese Kamikaze. This restored 3-minute trailer captures the terrifying reality of aerial combat in 1944 and 1945

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Happy international men’s Day

This scene actually happened. When American Commodore Matthew Perry arrived in Japan on July 8, 1853, the only European language the Japanese could speak was Dutch. The Japanese expelled the Portuguese in 1639 because they kept trying to convert the Japanese to Christianity. The

Kinda fucks up the whole narrative doesn't it..