The 16th -19th century era of warfare is the most interesting era there is, I think. It's assumed that you think this as well.

Plus winter ops. Any front, any era. Post winter /k/ino.

People often talk about their favorite planes, but what are your WORST planes? Give me the absolute bottom of the barrel pieces of shit.
Pic related, the "flying coffin" that was the Buffalo.

The Christmas Bullet, later known as the Cantilever Aero Bullet (sometimes referred to as the Christmas Strutless Biplane), was an American single-seat cantilever wing biplane. It is considered by many to be among the worst aircraft ever constructed for its time.

*blocks your path*

with sound: https://files.catbox.moe/8jsutj.mp4

Why does it seem like modern bluing is shit? You get a new gun and the finish wears in a year or less, meanwhile theres revolvers from a century ago where the finish still looks brand new despite regular use

The last stand of SOVL in the US military.

Post MARSOC pics, webms, mp4s, and stories.

Early 1980s US army in Germany was peak military kino and you cannot convince me otherwise

Let's come with a definitive list.

Hard mode: No Russia, China, or North Korea

LEGENDARY mode: No Nazi Germany

I'll start, the Madrid Victory Parade celebrating the Nationalist Victory in the Spanish Civil War, featuring over 100,000 troops participating and 400,000 civilian attendees. What makes this spectacle particularly impressive is that it was held on May 19, 1939. The Spanish Civil War had ended less than two months earlier, with Madrid being the last stronghold to fall on March 28. Everything, including the triumphal arch you see here, was put together in a mere six weeks.

Hello /k/ what do you think is better the tokarev or the Yugoslavian m57? I think the m57 is better because it holds one additional round than the normal tokarevs.