Day. Allied troops invaded Normandy, France, on June 6, 1944, to fight Nazi Germany in World War II. Facts The largest amphibious (land and water) invasion in history. The code name for the invasion ...

Belarus’s events marking 80 years since the defeat of Nazi Germany were a show of state power—but also reflected real popular ...

The partnership with Reliance Infrastructure-promoted Reliance Defence is expected to secure global supply chains and access ...

Hungary's plans to re-establish joint fires and other military capabilities were presented at Defence iQ's Future Artillery ...

James Calhoun, curator of Seaforth Highlanders of Canada Museum, said the recovered artillery piece is actually believed to be a German gun that was captured by Canadian troops in the First World War.

Canadian soldiers took many German artillery pieces home as “war trophies” after the First World War. Almost all have disappeared. But more than a century later, one has turned up three metres ...

But it could just as easily have been a German soldier at Stalingrad in 1943, or a Ukrainian soldier at Bakhmut in 2023. Artillery is the "god of war," Joseph Stalin famously declared decades ago.

More importantly, German arms manufacturer Rheinmetall has ... Ukraine will continue to mostly rely on imported artillery ammo. As U.S. aid ends, the biggest sources of shells will be parallel ...

German lawmakers had approved the funds late ... Experts said the market dynamics in artillery resemble those of desktop printers and ink cartridges in the world of office supplies: Once a ...

The capabilities of the Turkish defense industry will benefit Germany in a new technology transfer, as Turkish-based Repkon signed a deal with a leading German artillery maker to produce and ...

When compared to the German Army’s M270 227mm (12 round ... Elbit Systems will provide Germany with Euro PULS (Precise & Universal Launching System) artillery rocket launchers under an initial ...

He unrolled telephone wire as he ran more than 400 yards through German artillery fire and slid into a shallow ditch, from which he directed fire for three hours – finally on his own position ...