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Notable US Navy Losses of World War 2 Argunners
During December 1941 and September 1945, the US Navy lost hundreds of warships and patrol craft due enemy contact, natural disasters and various incidents. We have compiled some of the more notable…
Awesome Game Verdun is set in the trenches of World War I Argunners
World War II has given the video game industry plenty of material, but a good World War I game is pretty hard to find. Not anymore. A recently-released game set on the…
Truk Lagoon and its stunning Ship Graveyard Argunners
My dream history lesson includes a tropical Pacific island where I step off a beautiful boat soaked in sunshine the warm Micronesian waters and descend on a coral covered ship…
Images of the infamous Polish Gold Train (Hoax) Argunners
Images of the infamous Polish Gold train are going around the world since yesterday after they were shared on various Media & Social Networks such as Twitter, Facebook and Polish…
Hoki Maru Wreck in Truk Lagoon Argunners
Another Lagoon favorite is the Hoki Maru due to her cargo. Construction equipment and vehicles are found in hold #5 including intact trucks, tractors, a steamroller and two bulldozers. The trucks have…
Shipwrecks of World War I Revealed Argunners
A team of scientists led by Dr Ruth Plets, School of Environmental Sciences at Ulster University, aboard the Marine Institute’s Celtic Voyager research vessel, RV Celtic Voyager, has revealed detailed…
World's First Flying Wing Jet: Horten Ho 229 at Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center Argunners
The Horten H. IX (“Horten Ho 229”) was a late World War II German prototype fighter / bomber that was designed by the brothers Reimar and Walter Horten and built by Gothaer Waggonfabrik…
Leopold Münster rammed a B-24 Liberator Mid-Air as last Kill Argunners
Portrait of Leopold Münster Leopold Münster was born on 13th December 1920 as son of Leopold Münster in Pohorsch near Odrau, Orbital Neutitschein/ Sudetenland. At the age of 5 he…
Airplane Graveyard of World War II in Pacific Ocean Argunners
Brandi Mueller, a Merchant Mariner licensed by the U.S. Coastguard, captured incredible photos of an airplane graveyard containing over 150 Allied WWII aircraft, lying 30 feet under the Pacific Ocean…
Battle for Maritime Communications during World War II | Argunners Argunners
In 1938, Germany had only 3 “pocket” battleships, 6 light cruisers, 7 destroyers, 12 torpedo boats, and 36 submarines—many of which were unfit for ocean service[1]. The British Home Fleet…
