World War II saw the introduction of countless new and innovative forms of firepower. Discover the coolest facts about ...

Chlorine and mustard gas, weapons made infamous in World War I, burn the eyes and skin and ... perpetually hamstrung by the government. In one episode in 2014, inspectors and Syrian staff members ...

The jet boasted a top speed of approximately 540 miles per hour, far surpassing the fastest Allied piston-engine fighters.

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Since the end of World War II, Europe has been guaranteed US ... with the EU aiming to move away from heavy reliance on US weapons. But, one area where that may prove difficult is nuclear ...

It's not a global trade war, but the fear back home. Listen to Story Reciprocity has a simple principle -- an eye for an eye. So, when US President Donald Trump spoke about reciprocal tariffs, the ...

Over time, weapons have become ... During World War I, it became infamous in trench warfare, easily wiping out groups of advancing soldiers. Its power made old battle tactics useless and marked ...

During World War II, the U.S. shipped about a quarter of its eggs to Allied nations in powdered form — but they were far from ...

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Faraday Factory ... world's largest manufacturer of high-temperature superconductors, announces that its superconductor tape was successfully used to build magnets for a novel fusion prototype that ...