Christie's M1928

Vautour IIN target tug

Singapore Army exercise ft. AMX 13s

Look, all I'm saying is that if Christ himself can pronounce "Rozhestvensky", so can you.

Valentine's Day

Twin-turret T-26 driver shaving ca. Winter War

Daisy Cutter

This clip is used in a lot of documentaries on the T-34, but it's nice to have the original audio for once

VAB/VBC family

EF-111A

PTRS magdump

Tom Clancy and his gun

M69 incendiary bomb

Assembling semoventi da 47/32

Javelin

HMS Daring

Jean Bart

G6

Sergeant York spending its retirement as a tracker test target

US soldier with PPSh in Korea. Not sure why the fellow with the M1 Garand behind him is pulling the op rod back after firing, looks like the casing ejected properly after he fired

Cunningham's T1 light tanks

T29 heavy tanks

The Nettunia Special

Free French in North Africa

M.13/40 and M.14/41 tanks with add-on sandbag protection

Marine dual-wielding Thompsons on Palau

Vultee Vengeance dive bomber in British service in Burma

Afghan mujahid using Milan against Soviet forces

1938 exercise at Ft Benning

Strv 81

French pre-war river crossing (featuring a D1 tank)

Lancasters carpet bombing German supply lines and hubs during the Battle of the Bulge

I-Go Otsu

French Chaffees in Vietnam

Blowpipe

And that's why they're called infantry tanks

HMS Warspite, Valiant, Barham, and their destroyer escorts bombard Italian positions at Bardia in January 1941

Sea Crotale

Rapier

Royal Navy ASW task force led by HMS Glamorgan including a few Leander-class frigates like HMS Naiad, as well as a Nimrod

Dnepr-67 was one of the largest Soviet exercises of the Cold War (by some accounts larger than Zapad-81; it's debatable). It was also the public debut of the T-64 ('432') although the West failed to notice it. Defector Vladimir Rezun specifically mentions it in his book.

HMS Bristol (posted wrong video earlier)

Seaslug on HMS Glamorgan

Jabo Bf 110s near Cyrenaica

'I always feel like somebody's watching me'