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Could a Tankgewehr Really Take Out a British MkIV Tank?

Tankgewehr Versus a British MkIV The Tankgewehr antitank rifle was developed by the Mauser company and adopted by the Imperial[…]

Inside a German A7V We visited the German Tank Museum (in Munster, not Münster) and talked to the director Ralf[…]

Escaping the Trenches In World War One it wasn’t easy to escape the trenches. The British only managed to get[…]

Why Trenches in WW1 Trench warfare is one of the defining features of the First World War, but why? Dan[…]

Deadliest Weapons of the War Dan takes a deep breath as he prepares to have an extremely close encounter with[…]

Rifles of WW1 Dan puts to the test two of the most iconic weapons of the war. The Mauser Gewehr[…]

Soldier’s Food Without good food, no battles could be won. Did British or German soldiers eat better in the First[…]

Anti-Sub Warfare in WW1 Today we look in brief at a sometimes overlooked aspect of the First World War, the[…]

D51 Deborah A Mark IV Female – D51 Deborah, was excavated at the village of Flesquieres in France, in 1999.[…]

The Battle to Destroy L-33 The enormous German ‘Super Zeppelin’ L-33 was on a mission to attack London in 1916.[…]