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The Healing Warriors Of India CALICUT, KERALA, INDIA - JANUARY 01: If the existence of the flexible sword is mentioned in Nothern Ballads (popular songs of Kerala, composed on the XVIth centuary), its description is vague and they are no evidences that the weapon practised in today gymnasium looks like the original. Further more, no oral command has been found. Master Shathrughnan (on the right) asserts that the practise of this weapon is dangerous. Injuries to the head often occurs. Gymnasium is Hindustan Kalari of Calicut Kerala on January 01, 2010 in Calicut Kerala, India. (Photo by Herve BRUHAT/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images)

The 5 best exotic weapons in history

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Putin says Russia tested a new, nuclear-capable remote torpedo dubbed ‘Doomsday Machine’

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Navy SEAL Mk 17 SCAR-H

The War on Terror’s iconic FN SCAR is dead

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Beretta's new, bayonet-ready configuration of the A300 Ultima Patrol semi-auto 12-gauge, in frogskin camo.

Beretta’s Marine Corps 250th birthday shotgun is a vibe

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Students in the Infantry Mortar Leader Course conduct mortar training on the 60, 81, and the 120mm mortars at Red Cloud Range, Fort Benning, Georgia.

This is how an Army mortar works (from an 11C)

By Adam Gramegna

Basiji militants march while holding AK-47 rifles during a parade of an alleged 110,000 paramilitary Basij and IRGC (Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps) forces in downtown Tehran, Iran, on January 10, 2025. (Photo by Hossein Beris / Middle East Images / Middle East Images via AFP) (Photo by HOSSEIN BERIS/Middle East Images/AFP via Getty Images)

This is how an AK-47 works

By Adam Gramegna

The LICC-IWS weapon being tested by soldiers.

The military’s irregular warfare researchers are testing a new round, rifle, and machine gun

By Miguel Ortiz

The Army’s (possible) future grenade launcher is like a rifle on steroids

By Miguel Ortiz

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Delta Force legend Larry Vickers says the Army has an ammo problem

By Miguel Ortiz

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Ukraine is using this massive rifle that’s bigger than a Barrett .50 cal

By Miguel Ortiz

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A new patent says the Sig Sauer P320 is unsafe—but offers a fix

By Miguel Ortiz

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Why the Army didn’t finish testing the Sig Sauer P320 during the XM17 competition

By Miguel Ortiz

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The Navy is spending $1.1 billion on the most successful air-to-air missile in the world

By Miguel Ortiz

Air Force major command allegedly stops using Sig Sauer’s M18 following death of airman

By Miguel Ortiz

Maj. Jonathon Bless tests optics on XM7 rifle on Oct. 16, 2024 at Fort Campbell, Ky. The 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) leads the Army's Transformation-in-Contact initiative with the 1st Brigade Combat Team "Bastogne" conducting situational training and live-fire exercises as a part of the Headquarters, Department of the Army's (HQDA) operational assessment.

Why the Army doesn’t need the Sig Sauer M7 rifle

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The surprising FBI evaluation and ICE ban of the troubled Sig Sauer P320

By Miguel Ortiz

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Sig Sauer’s P320 banned by Chicago Police Department and other law enforcement agencies

By Miguel Ortiz

Massive ordnance penetrator

The Massive Ordnance Penetrator is a 30,000-pound bunker buster bomb

By Miguel Ortiz

Ukrainian border guards check their UAVs not the "Dildo of Consequences"

Ukraine’s new, drone-delivered weapon is basically a phallic claymore

A rack filled with multiple black rifles standing upright, with visible barrels and handguards. The rifles have attached scopes or optical sights at the bottom of the image. The rack is metallic and olive green in color, and the rifles are closely arranged in rows. The lighting is dim, highlighting the rifles' details and textures.

7 companies you didn’t know made firearms for the military

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The ArmaLite in Irish music isn’t the AR-15

The ArmaLite in Irish music isn’t the AR-15

By Miguel Ortiz

A gift from his dad saved this Marine’s life in Fallujah

A gift from his dad saved this Marine’s life in Fallujah

By Miguel Ortiz

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You have to see this Flintlock Machine Gun from the 1700s

By Blake Stilwell

The Next Generation Jammer Mid-Band (NGJ-MB) completes one of its first flights on the U.S. Navy EA18G GROWLER®. The U.S. Navy will employ NGJ-MB on the GROWLER® to target advanced electronic warfare threats.

RTX’s Raytheon awarded $590 million production contract for Next Generation Jammer Mid-Band

By Tessa Robinson

A group of soldiers in camouflage uniforms and tactical gear are lined up outdoors in a desert-like environment. The soldier in the foreground is aiming a black handgun with both hands, wearing sunglasses and a cap. Other soldiers in the background are also holding firearms and appear to be in a training or drill formation under a partly cloudy sky.

Why the US government had to pay Beretta after awarding them the M9 contract

By Miguel Ortiz

EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- A pilot from the 416th Flight Test Squadron successfully fires the newest variant of the AIM-9 Sidewinder for the first time from an F-16 Fighting Falcon on April 9. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tom Reynolds)

Raytheon awarded $736M contract for AIM-9X Sidewinder missiles

By Miguel Ortiz

FORT BENNING, Ga. – Soldiers of the 4th Ranger Training Battalion, Airborne and Ranger Training Brigade, demonstrate the U.S. Army’s newest weapon during a Rangers in Action Ceremony September 16, 2022, at Victory Pond, Fort Benning, Georgia. The XM5 Rifle will replace the M4/M4A1 carbine within the close combat force. The new ammunition includes multiple types of tactical and training rounds that increase accuracy and are more lethal against emerging threats than both the 5.56mm and 7.62mm ammunition. (U.S. Army photo by Patrick A. Albright, Maneuver Center of Excellence and Fort Benning Public Affairs)

What troops really think of the Army’s new XM7 rifle

By Miguel Ortiz

Veteran and popular firearms YouTuber Paul Harrell dies at 58

Veteran and popular firearms YouTuber Paul Harrell dies at 58

By Miguel Ortiz

U.S. Soldiers from 1st Battalion, 3rd Field Artillery Regiment, 17th Field Artillery Brigade launch the Army Tactical Missile System (ATACMS) from the M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS) in Delamere, Northern Territory, Australia in support of Talisman Sabre 2023 on July 27, 2023. U.S. Army photo

Simple US rules change could drastically improve Ukraine’s invasion

Operation Gunnerside: The most successful sabotage of WWII

By Bethaney Phillips

NATO membership closer for Ukraine with the help of this rifle

NATO membership closer for Ukraine with the help of this rifle

By Miguel Ortiz, Tessa Robinson

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA - APRIL 15: Firearms are displayed at the Sig Sauer booth at the National Rifle Association's Annual Meetings & Exhibits at the Indiana Convention Center on April 15, 2023 in Indianapolis, Indiana. The convention, which is expected to draw around 70,000 guests, opened yesterday and runs through Sunday. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)

SIG Sauer’s legal battles and why the XM7 might not replace the M4

By Miguel Ortiz

That time American and Russian tanks faced off in a divided Berlin

This submachine gun looked homemade, but it killed lots of Nazis

Best AR-15 slings on the market

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Today’s Springfield Armory isn’t your grandpa’s Springfield Armory

By Miguel Ortiz

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These are the best .308 rifles on the market

By Brady Kirkpatrick

The 5 most legendary snipers of all time

The 5 most legendary snipers of all time

Multiple national flags and a NATO flag flying on tall flagpoles in front of a large modern glass building under a partly cloudy sky.

These are the United States’ top 5 allies from around the world, based on capability

Why Soviet troops boiled their bullets

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Before NASA Parker Solar Probe, fastest manmade object ever was manhole cover launched by a nuke

Description: View from the top into a box which is booby-trapped with punji sticks.

Punji sticks are sharpened and heated stakes, placed in the path of enemy troops, usually covered by undergrowth or placed in the bottoms of pits dug to trap enemies.

8 of the most terrifying Vietnam War booby traps

By Blake Stilwell

A black and white illustration depicting a large group of indigenous African warriors marching in a line across a hilly landscape. The warriors are mostly bare-chested, carrying spears, shields, and some holding rifles. The scene shows a sense of movement and unity as they advance together, with hills and a distant mountain in the background. The artist's signature "C.E. Tripp" is visible in the bottom right corner.

The indomitable spirit of the Zulu Warriors

By Jessica Evans

a member of the Mujahideen carries a weapon on his soldier

Operation Cyclone: The CIA’s covert program to arm the mujahideen

By Jessica Evans

Two soldiers in camouflage uniforms operate a large artillery cannon positioned on grassy terrain. One soldier stands to the left of the cannon, while the other is moving quickly to the right. The cannon is firing, with smoke and the barrel's recoil visible. The background shows a foggy or overcast sky with some greenery.

Army putting popular howitzer back into production

By Miguel Ortiz

A red missile is being launched from a ground-based launcher in a desert landscape. The missile is ascending at an angle, leaving a thick white smoke trail behind. The background features distant mountains under a clear sky.

NATO is buying 1,000 Patriot missiles for $5.5B

By Miguel Ortiz

Stacks of green military-style backpacks are piled on yellow metal racks, with some tags and handwritten notes attached to the racks. The backpacks have multiple compartments, zippers, and straps.

The biggest Ukraine story going into 2024 is supply

A glock pistol composite with Gaston Glock

Gaston Glock, inventor of Glock pistol, dead at 94

By Miguel Ortiz

A group of soldiers in long coats and military hats stand outdoors on a snowy ground, gathered around a small decorated Christmas tree. Some soldiers are shaking hands, others are holding drinks or a box, and many appear to be smiling or engaging in conversation, suggesting a moment of camaraderie and celebration during wartime. The scene is monochromatic, resembling a historical illustration or painting.

Today in military history: The WWI Christmas truce

A military tank is firing its main cannon, with a large muzzle flash visible at the barrel's end. The tank is positioned on a dirt area with green fields and trees in the background under a clear blue sky. The tank is painted in a camouflage pattern and has white markings on its side.

Israel bought nearly 14,000 tank shells for over $106M

By Miguel Ortiz

A soldier wearing camouflage gear, protective earmuffs, and sunglasses is aiming and firing a tan and black assault rifle, with a spent cartridge casing ejecting from the weapon. Two other soldiers in similar gear are visible in the background, also holding rifles. The scene is outdoors under a clear blue sky.

This AR trigger is approved by Special Operations

By Miguel Ortiz

A man wearing an orange life jacket and a black knit cap is holding a black shotgun. He is standing near water with a foggy bridge in the background. The life jacket has a patch with an emblem and stripes on it.

Remington leaving New York after 200 years

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A damaged drone wing labeled "Shahed 136" lies on the ground next to a small engine with a sign reading "MD 550." In the background, several other damaged mechanical parts are displayed on a raised platform with labels. The scene is outdoors with grass and a metal fence.

How Russia is using Ukraine’s cell network against it

Ukraine claims new world record for longest sniper kill, over 2 miles away

By Miguel Ortiz

A man in a black suit and red tie is speaking to a man in a white naval uniform adorned with medals and gold epaulets. Behind them, four young men in white naval uniforms and white hats with black bands are standing, some with serious expressions. The background is outdoors with greenery visible.

Where is Russia’s next wave of men coming from?

A man looks through a scope on a rifle

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Ukraine slowly tipping artillery battle

A missile is being launched from a military vehicle on the ground, with bright flames and thick smoke surrounding the launch area. The sky above is clear with some scattered clouds, and there are tall poles near the launch site.

Israel’s hypersonic anti-ballistic missile was used in combat for the first time

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Silhouette of a military missile launcher system positioned on a flat surface at sunset, with the sun low on the horizon and a clear sky in the background.

Israel leasing two Iron Domes from US

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A person wearing a light gray uniform, helmet, and body armor is holding a rifle with a wooden stock. In the background, several people stand on raised platforms, some dressed in similar uniforms and others in civilian clothing, with trees and foliage behind them. The scene appears tense and serious.

‘The Hunger Games’ actually got these rifles right

By Miguel Ortiz

Ruined flats in Limehouse, East London. Hughes Mansions, Vallance Road, following the explosion of the last German V2 rocket to fall on London, 27 March 1945.

A man found a piece of a V-2 rocket in his cheek 77 years later

Man in suit to protect from deadliest chemical weapons

Top 5 deadliest chemical weapons ever created

The first nuclear bomber became a tanker for fighter jets

The first nuclear bomber became a tanker for fighter jets

By Miguel Ortiz