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21
Jul

Burning Parachutes, Broken Records, Zero CGI—Tom Cruise’s Final Mission May Be His Wildest Yet

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Burning Parachutes, Broken Records, Zero CGI—Tom Cruise’s Final Mission May Be His Wildest Yet Tom Cruise has once again cemented his reputation as Hollywood’s ultimate action star by setting a new Guinness World Record for the “most burning parachute jumps by an individual.” For Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning (2025), Cruise performed a staggering 16 consecutive […]

21
Jul

Rebecca De Mornay Reflects on Tom Cruise: “Really Proud of Him” After Decades Since Risky Business

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Rebecca De Mornay Reflects on Tom Cruise: “Really Proud of Him” After Decades Since Risky Business More than 40 years after sharing the screen and a brief romance with Tom Cruise, actress Rebecca De Mornay is expressing heartfelt admiration for her Risky Business co-star and ex. In a recent interview with Page Six published July 19, De Mornay praised […]

21
Jul

HMS Hermes (R12): A Glimpse of Glory as the Legendary Carrier Departs Pompey in 1981

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HMS Hermes (R12): A Glimpse of Glory as the Legendary Carrier Departs Pompey in 1981 In 1981, the HMS Hermes (R12), a storied aircraft carrier of the Royal Navy, made a dramatic departure from Portsmouth, known affectionately as Pompey. This moment marked a significant chapter in the history of British naval aviation. The HMS Hermes was a symbol […]

21
Jul

The Planes America Didn’t Believe Existed

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The Planes America Didn’t Believe Existed YouTube / Dark Skies The Luftwaffe’s Deadliest Fighter Wing Formed in the late 1930s during Germany’s rapid military expansion, Jagdgeschwader 52 (JG 52) would become the most lethal fighter unit in aviation history. From its first mission to its last, JG 52 flew only one aircraft—the iconic Messerschmitt Bf 109. YouTube / Dark Skies Backbone […]

21
Jul

The Arado Ar 232 was a twin-engine (later four-engine) heavy transport aircraft designed by Arado Flugzeugwerke. Nicknamed the “Millipede” due to its unique arrangement of multiple small landing wheels under the fuselage, the aircraft was built for short, rough-field operations. It featured a high-mounted tailplane and a rear loading ramp—both rare at the time—allowing for easy loading and unloading of cargo and vehicles.

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The Arado Ar 232 “Millipede”: Pioneering the Modern Military Transport During World War II, the need to move troops, cargo, and even vehicles efficiently shaped the evolution of military aircraft. While many designs from that era now appear outdated, a few were so far ahead of their time that their influence echoes in the cargo […]

21
Jul

One of a kind, Mr. Awesome was a highly modified Soviet Yak-11 built by Matt Jackson powered by a 3,700 hp Wright R-3350 radial engine.

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Mr. Awesome: The Unmatched Legend of a Yak-11 Transformed Air racing has always been about pushing the limits of speed, ingenuity, and sheer daring — a realm where history, engineering, and piloting skill converge into a blur of propeller and paintwork over sunbaked pylons. Yet rarely does a plane capture the imagination of enthusiasts quite […]

21
Jul

A bit of HMS Warspite’s battle damage from Jutland. A 12″ shell passed through the captain’s cabin on her port side and burst in the Captain of the Fleet’s day cabin on the starboard side. Y turret (seen above) was undamaged. One of fifteen hits she endured during the battle.

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Through Fire and Steel: HMS Warspite’s Battle Scars from Jutland The cold waters of the North Sea boiled with fury on May 31, 1916, as the grand fleets of Britain and Germany clashed off the coast of Denmark at the Battle of Jutland—the only major fleet engagement of World War I. Among the iron giants […]

21
Jul

Explore the Mighty Legacy of the U.S.S. Battleship Alabama: A Journey Through History

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Explore the Mighty Legacy of the U.S.S. Battleship Alabama: A Journey Through History The U.S.S. Battleship Alabama: A Monument to Naval Power The U.S.S. Battleship Alabama, affectionately known as “The Mighty A,” stands as a testament to the formidable naval power of World War II. Commissioned in 1942, this Iowa-class battleship was designed to be […]

21
Jul

Repairing a Tiger I heavy tank in a field workshop, Russia, Jan-Feb 1944. Aside from the heavy lift crane necessary to handle pieces weighing several tons each, these workshops required extensive tool inventories, not to mention machine tools capable of machining individual parts not available as spares.

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Into the Belly of the Beast: Field Repairs on the Formidable Tiger I Tank, Russia, Winter 1944 Amidst the endless snows of the Eastern Front in the savage winter of 1944, tank warfare was more than a battle of armor and firepower—it was a trial of brute engineering, improvisation, and willpower. Among the weapons that […]

21
Jul

The chin turret of a Boeing B-17G bomber with the cowling removed, revealing its six .50 caliber machine guns, June 17, 1944.

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The Fearsome Bite Beneath: Inside the Chin Turret of the Boeing B-17G Bomber, June 17, 1944 In the blue skies over Europe during World War II, the roar of massive engines often heralded the arrival of the Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress—an aircraft that would etch its legend into the annals of aviation history. But by […]

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Burning Parachutes, Broken Records, Zero CGI—Tom Cruise’s Final Mission May Be His Wildest Yet

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HMS Hermes (R12): A Glimpse of Glory as the Legendary Carrier Departs Pompey in 1981

The Planes America Didn’t Believe Existed

One of a kind, Mr. Awesome was a highly modified Soviet Yak-11 built by Matt Jackson powered by a 3,700 hp Wright R-3350 radial engine.

A bit of HMS Warspite’s battle damage from Jutland. A 12″ shell passed through the captain’s cabin on her port side and burst in the Captain of the Fleet’s day cabin on the starboard side. Y turret (seen above) was undamaged. One of fifteen hits she endured during the battle.

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The chin turret of a Boeing B-17G bomber with the cowling removed, revealing its six .50 caliber machine guns, June 17, 1944.

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