Great Documentary On Germany After The War

by Daniel Russ on July 29, 2014

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More Winter War Vehicles And Concepts.

by Daniel Russ on July 25, 2014

You have to love Popular Science. Below are prototypes and concept vehicles. Wish I had better source attribution. These are cool though.

 

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This was a concept snow war vehicle submitted to the Nazis by Tatra. It was one of only two prototypes created. and never went into production.

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Soviet aero sled captured by the Nazis and repurposed.

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Sources: Dark Roasted Blend, Wiki

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Extreme Winter Soviet War Vehicles

July 23, 2014

These are Russian Concept war machines that would be used in arctic conditions. Basically it was a lightly armored snow mobile armed with a 7.62 mm belt fed navy machine gun. The propulsion was proved by a swamp boat type of rear facing fan.     .   .   This RF-8 was used by […]

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The Underground War

July 21, 2014

    This is not so much a ground war, as it is an underground war. The tunnels under Israel and Egypt are the supply line for Gazans, bringing them the goods they need in the blockade. The medicines and goods stream through a series of tunnels skeining underneath the border  crossings with Egypt and Israel. General […]

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Private James Garner US Army Dies at 86.

July 20, 2014

James Garner (born James Scott Bumgarner; April 7, 1928 – July 19, 2014) The character actor who played police, private investigators, gumshoes, and a leading men died in his home. At CMIG, we acknowledge the famous men and women who served in the armed forces. During a peripatetic youth, he wound up joining the US […]

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The Flying Elephant. A Tank So Heavy The British Decided Not To Build It.

July 19, 2014

   The Flying Elephant   What amazes me the most about history is how much of it we miss, even when we are in pursuit of this. In all the bears I have been immersing myself into military history, I have never before seen this design. But the Flying Elephant was a British super heavy […]

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The German K Tank Would Have Been Operated By 27 Men.

July 17, 2014

(Click to enlarge visuals) . The giant German K wagon commissioned by Kaiser Hindenburg. The sole operational prototype was destroyed under the terms of the armistice and Treaty of Versailles that would not allow Germany to possess tanks. It was monstrous armored beast, bristling with armaments to include, four 77mm fortress guns, and seven maxim […]

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The American Heavy Tank Prototype In World War I Was Powered By Steam.

July 15, 2014

The American Steam Tank, WWI Prototype. Click to enlarge.   .When tanks took to the battlefield in World War I the French led the way, followed closely by the British, then the Americans. The US produced a prototype tank based on the build of the British Mark IV. Except ours was powered by steam. The […]

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Great Personal Photos Of German And Polish Armor – WWII

July 13, 2014

  Schwerer Panzerspahwagen Sd Kfz 232, an armored German reconnaissance vehicle destroyed by the Polish Army during the Fall of 1940. . Ditto above . Destroyed Panzer 38t, a Czech light armored tank made in large numbers for the Wehrmacht. . Unidentified armored car, Poland. . French 280mm Self Propelled Gun  . Disabled Panzer Kampfwagen III […]

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Photos From The German Historical Museum World War I Exhibit.

July 11, 2014

    .Carl Hindenburg”s Uniform   . Puppets Made By Soldiers In The Trenches .   WWI Recruitment Posters   . .German Hand Grenades   . Allied Infantry Uniform .   Gas Masks for infantry . source: UK Telegraph .   Related Posts:Stay Tunes For Similar Posts

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