08/06/23 | History
Premuda, 10 June 1918, the story of Navy Day
The feat of Luigi Rizzo and his crews, on 10 June 1918, represents perhaps the most brilliant and daring naval action of the First World War, carried out by two small ...
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05/06/23 | History
Luftwaffe aircraft: the Junkers Ju 88
The Junkers Ju 88 was, in its own right, one of the most versatile aircraft of the Luftwaffe in the Second World War, almost as much as the Royal Air de Havilland DH.98 Mosquito...
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31/05/23 | History
Vittorio Emilio Cuniberti and the HMS Dreadnought
Vittorio Emilio Cuniberti (1854-1913), naval engineer officer, developed the concept of the modern armored ship with thick armour, homogeneous battery of large...
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29/05/23 | History
The fighters of the Royal Air Force: the Supermarine Spitfire
The Supermarine Spitfire ("Sputafuoco") was one of the most important fighters of the Second World War and was, in its own right, an icon and flagship of the Fighter Command of the...
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22/05/23 | History
The aircraft carriers of the US Navy: the USS Enterprise (CV-6)
The USS Enterprise (CV-6) was a Yorktown-class aircraft carrier of the United States Navy active in World War II. From Pearl Harbor to Okinawa, Enterprise took part in…
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20/05/23 | History
Fallschirmsjäger storm Crete: Operation "Merkur", 20 May - 1 June 1941
Eighty-two years ago, on May 20, 1941, the Battle of Crete began, codenamed Operation "Merkur". For the first time in the history of war an operation for the…
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15/05/23 | History
The submarines of the Kriegsmarine: the U-48
The German submarine U-48 in the Second World War achieved important successes and records: the boat, during its two years of active service, managed to sink well...
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09/05/23 | History
May 9, 1888: Francesco Baracca was born
Francesco Baracca was born in Lugo on May 9, 1888. He was the main ace of Italian aviation in the Great War. He was credited with 34 aerial victories! Nickname "...
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08/05/23 | History
Allied medium tanks: the Lee/Grant M3
The M3 was the first US medium tank to be mass-produced. It was conceived and designed...
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02/05/23 | History
The German tank destroyers: the Nashorn
The German tank Nashorn (rhinoceros) was one of the most important tank destroyers used in the second conflict...
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27/04/23 | History
Soviet tanks: the T-34
The T-34 medium tank was, in its own right, the backbone of the Soviet armored units in the Second World War...
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24/04/23 | History
The Navy in the War of Liberation: the frigate captain Jerzy Sas Kulczycki and the naval engineer Gerolamo Spezia
During the War of Liberation, the Navy made a great contribution with over 10.000 men immolated, both...
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21/04/23 | History
The Soviet heavy tanks: the T-35
The T-35 tank was one of the largest tonnage armored personnel carriers developed in the Soviet Union in the decade...
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17/04/23 | History
The cruiser Calypso (torpedoed and sunk by the submarine Alpino Bagnolini)
The light cruiser Calypso, the seventh British warship of this name, belonged to the C-class type...
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11/04/23 | History
Soviet fighters: the Polikarpov I-16
The Soviet fighter Polikarpov I-16, during the Spanish civil war, was nicknamed Rata (mouse) by the nationalists...
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08/04/23 | History
A sailor with wings
Mario Calderara (1879 - 1944) was an inventor and aviator, the first Italian to obtain a flight license in...
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03/04/23 | History
The submarines of the Imperial German Navy: the U-9
The Imperial German Navy, at the beginning of the First World War, had only 35 submarines available (...
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27/03/23 | History
Japanese fighters in World War II: the Mitsubishi A6M (Zero)
The Mitsubishi A6M was called "Zero" as it began its activity in 1940, the year corresponding to the 2600 of...
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17/03/23 | History
Japanese Fighters in World War II: The Hayate (Storm)
The Nakajima Ki-84, nicknamed Hayate (storm) by the Japanese and Frank by the Americans, can be considered...
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14/03/23 | History
Japanese bombers in WWII: the "Rikko"
The twin-engine Mitsubishi G4M, nicknamed by the Japanese Rikko and Betty by the Americans, was one of the most important...
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AICS and “Leopardotto”: yesterday's needs, with solutions available today, the day after tomorrow?
With an ongoing world war that has not yet made its future impact felt in the slightest, our country seems to be playing. Play with the lives of soldiers and play with (debt) funds that do not...
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Letters to the Director
When a rule of law dies
Giulia's is clearly a tragedy that leaves room for nothing. A parent, a sister, a brother, anyone who was fond of her will be crippled by an unrepeatable part of themselves. AND...
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