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Firearms that shaped history are tested for accuracy and impact, showcasing their evolution from the 16th century arquebus to the lethal Vickers machine gun.
Medieval warfare is examined through tactics, weaponry, and the roles of knights, providing insights into battle planning and survival strategies.
A railgun can fire projectiles at nearly four times the speed of sound, reaching targets 185 kilometers away.
A young man's skeleton shows he died from a weapon wound, revealing the violence of the Anglo-Saxon period after the Romans left Britain in 410 AD.
Marlon Brando died on July 1, 2004, after spending his final days in bed, calling friends and reflecting on his life and legacy.
Bizarre Allied weapon designs from World War II included an ice aircraft carrier, a rocket-propelled explosive cart, and bomb-carrying bats!
Competitors in Season 1, Episode 4 of Forged in Fire create their signature katar blades using the traditional Hada technique of layering steel.
In February 1915, British tunnelling companies initiated mine warfare at Hill 60, leading to the largest man-made explosion during the Battle of Messines.
Easy-to-use weapons like the crossbow, pike, and Kalashnikov have significantly influenced warfare and societal power dynamics throughout history.
Basra, once a stable province in Iraq, faces escalating chaos as Iranian influence and local unrest threaten the region's fragile peace.
The militarization of space has become a significant focus for the United States, with advancements in technology and strategies to maintain global dominance.
They discuss the release of 3D printed gun blueprints on August 1st and Orejuela's reaction.
A 17th century cannon capable of firing a nine-pound shot devastates a ship's hull in this series.
In the United States, armed militias like the Pennsylvania Lightfoot Militia and the "Ghost Company" are increasingly asserting their role in protecting the Constitution.
The final U.S. military plane left Kabul, leaving behind military equipment for the Taliban.
Russia resumes drone attacks on Ukraine, receiving support from Iran amid ongoing conflict.
Weapons expert Stephen Bull tests the ancient Roman Scorpio catapult's accuracy and effectiveness, evaluating its engineering and performance in military technology.
Australia brokers a peace deal in the Solomons, but tensions and weapons remain.
Germany pledges 400 million Euros in weapons aid for Ukraine amid Ramstein meeting.
Germany sends 2,700 Soviet-made 'Strela' missiles to Ukraine amid ongoing conflict.
India faces pressure to reconsider its ties with Russia amid the Ukraine war.
Russia's renewed onslaught in Ukraine prompts allies to support Kiev with advanced weaponry.
Dmytro Kuleba urges NATO for more advanced weapons to aid Ukraine's defense against Russia.
A finger index triggers warmth as it contemplates the emotional toll of peace in a world shaped by war and its aftermath.
A deleted note on a suspect's phone states, "I've killed my kids..."
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitri Peshkov acknowledges significant Russian troop losses in Ukraine, while NATO foreign ministers discuss military support for Ukraine.
The Golden Triangle shifts from heroin to a multi-billion dollar meth trade industry.
Poland halts weapon supplies to Ukraine amid rising tensions and grain import bans.
Police in Hong Kong fire a live round at protesters for the first time during ongoing protests.
Russian shelling in Kharkiv kills two, while Ukraine trains soldiers on new Western weapons.
Mozambique transforms weapons into tools, promoting peace and community development.
Swiss-made weapons are found in Afghanistan, raising concerns about neutrality.
Early Americans arrive in Chesapeake Bay and face terrifying predators like the short-faced bear.
The IDEX opening ceremony features a play about terrorists and highlights the arms race in Iraq.
Rooster Cogburn takes down Ned Pepper's gang in a memorable True Grit scene on horseback.
In January 2010, the arms trade thrives while the world faces a crippling financial crisis.
Nearly one year into the war, Russian and Ukrainian troops struggle for progress on the battlefield.
Two Georgia men plan an attack on HAARP in Gakona, Alaska, inspired by conspiracy theories.
Wolfgang Stabe recreates a 15th century Korean Hwacha that fires 100 arrows at once.
Russia has violated the nuclear arms treaty for many years, prompting U.S. withdrawal.
Ukraine prepares to retake Kherson as President Zelenskyy seeks advanced Western weapons.
The UK leads efforts to address atrocities in Ukraine and increase support against Russia.
The White House warns of advancing arms talks between North Korea and Russia.
Ukraine faces drone attacks as Russia allegedly supplies Iran with captured U.S. weapons.
The U.S. has pledged around 100 Saber drones to Ukraine, which combine drone technology with Javelin warheads for enhanced battlefield reach.
Eighteen detainees have been killed at Pelican Bay Prison since it opened, five of them shot by prison guards.
