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    Canadians Unable to Sell Obsolete Leopard Tanks

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    Jul 17, 2018 David Baker

    The Canadian military is stuck with 50 decommissioned Leopard 1C2 after modernizing with the Leopard 2. An attempt to sell the older tanks to Jordan…

    The L-39 Albatros – Czech Engineering at Its Finest

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    Jul 17, 2018 Ian Harvey

    The Aero L-39 Albatros is a high-performance jet trainer and light-ground attack aircraft. It was developed by Aero Vodochody in the 1960s in Czechoslovakia.  Along…

    500 Year Old 2-Handed Sword Found in Norwegian Lake

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    Jul 17, 2018 Ian Harvey

    Lake Mjøsa, Norway’s largest freshwater lake has given up a five-hundred-year-old sword.  While many treasure hunters use metal detectors, MiroBaricic and Knut-Erik Gylder of Norway…

    Microsoft Giant Recovering Sunken History

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    Jul 17, 2018 Ian Harvey

    Paul Gardner Allen, the co-founder of Microsoft and number forty-three on the list of the wealthiest people in the world, is trying to make a…

    The Cry of Pugad Lawin and the Birth of the Revolution

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    Jul 17, 2018 Praise Ojo

    The Philippine Revolution against over three centuries of Spanish domination began with Andrés Bonifacio, leader of the Katipunan, a liberalist movement that sought independence for…

    The Cuban Confederate Colonel

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    Jul 17, 2018 Billy Moncure

    Ambrosio José Gonzalez seemed to have life made in Cuba. Born into a wealthy family in Havana, his parents were able to send him off…

    Hero to Traitor – German Soldier Defected & Warned Soviets of Invasion then Disappeared

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    Jul 16, 2018 Ian Harvey

    Alfred Liskow was a German soldier who defected to the Soviet Union shortly before the launch of Operation Barbarossa.  He received a warm welcome at…

    The Short, but Eventful Life of the Bismarck

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    Jul 16, 2018 Nikola Budanovic

    Perhaps the most iconic of WWII battleships, the Bismarck truly was the pride of Nazi Germany’s Kriegsmarine when it first set sail in August 1940. Back…

    From Cabin Boy to Admiral – Charles Wager’s Remarkable Career

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    Jul 16, 2018 Ian Harvey

    Charles Wager was born in 1666. He lived in London with his mother, Prudence (the daughter of Vice-Admiral William Goodson), and step-father, Alexander Parker, a…

    Trial By Combat: The Battle of the Yalu River

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    Jul 16, 2018 Christopher Hoitash

    The First Sino-Japanese War was a major test for the Japanese military. Both its modernizing Army and Navy had yet to be fully tested in…

    Kansas/Missouri Border War – Lawrence Massacre and ‘Burnt District’

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    Jul 16, 2018 Micheal Chimaobi Kalu

    On the day 21st day of August 1863, the skies of Lawrence were heavy with gloom as smoke rose from the ruins of the city.…

    RAF Celebrates Brilliant 100 Years, but Not Without Some Controversy

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    Jul 16, 2018 Ian Harvey

    A study has found that only 25% of British citizens know that the Royal Air Force (RAF) is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. More…

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