This Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant made bullets for WWII
Construction of the Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant in Ramsey County, Minnesota began in 1941. Its purpose was clear: to build small arms ammunition for World War II. Originally, they…
Here’s why the US purposely gave ammo to the Communists in the Vietnam War
Why on Earth would an army provide its enemy with ammunition? So they would use it, of course. The United States wanted the North Vietnamese to use the ammo they provided because they would take out the weapon (and maybe even the person) using it.
Is COVID-19 creating a nationwide ammunition shortage?
As if shortages of toilet paper, bottled water and hand sanitizer were not enough; shooters are reporting ammunition shortages amid the 2020 COVID-19 outbreak. The response to the virus seems to be responsible for the next nationwide shortage of amm…
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The US military is testing water-penetrating bullets
A new weapon being tested by the US military could give special operators a more lethal edge by allowing them to shoot underwater, according to
San Francisco’s housing shortage has gotten so dire that developers are increasingly eyeing old military sites. For the last several years, the development company Lennar has been building a 12,000-home community at the Hunters Point Shipyar… Carry the battle to them. Don’t let them bring it to you. Put them on the defensive and don’t ever apologize for anything.” When most people think of Harry S. Truman, they think of the president who signed off on the first and only wartime use of… The AR-15 is one of the most multi-faceted guns of our time. Whether you’re a competition shooter, a hunter, an avid self-defense proponent, or you just love to customize, this highly versatile rifle is one of the most popular among gun owners toda… Sig Sauer Inc. on Sep. 3, 2019, offered a first look at the automatic rifle and rifle prototypes for the U.S. Army’s Next Generation Squad Weapon (NGSW) effort, after the service selected the company to advance to the next phase of testing for the … While every military has accidents, the Russian military appears to be more accident-prone than other great powers. “There’s a tendency for accidents to happen in Russia,” Jeffrey Edmonds, a Russia expert at CNA, told INSIDER. Edmonds…Navy weapons station full of WWII ammunition bunkers to become new homes
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