101st Airborne Division paratrooper stands guard at the base of Hitler's Eagle's Nest c'1945

The Pak 97/38 was a German WWII 75mm anti-tank gun with a Swiss Muzzle brake, French gun, all on a repurposed German 5cm gun carriage

The Yamato Class Battleship doubled as a cargo-carrier, which is bewildering to many, but having your cargo tankers taken out is a huge problem with submarines and cruisers performing raids.

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Italian Battleship's 305mm Armstrong gun

Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden at the Battle of Breitenfeld - by Johann Jakob Walter, 17th century

Pfc. John Kistel sits in a wheelchair while his very own mother finalizes a ramp to the porch of their home in 1945.

IS-3 still sitting in post after all these years on Shikotan Island in the far east of Russia, 2010's.

This bizzarro top-engine Italian CANT Z.501 Gabbiano flying boat about to fly-by hospital ship Città di Trapani in the Mediterranean, c'1942

Off Beat; Aircraft Carrier Car Ferry; they often do this whilst changing their home port;

210 mm guns of the aft of S.M.S. Gneisenau. Tables and greens set out in honor of the arrival of Grand Admiral Prince Heinrich of Prussia, in Tsingtao, (now China) c'1912.

RN Triple 4 inch BL Mk IX secondary gun as fitted to the RN's Renown Class Battlecruisers

Archery practise was for a time compulsory for every able Englishman, just as once upon a time, every household of Switzerland was required a rifle.

Allegory of the Victory of the Russian Fleet over the Turks in the Turkish War of 1768-1774 - by Heinrich Buchholz, c'1777

NR-439; proposed modification of North American A-5 Vigilante aircraft with 3 engine layout.

Bringing Home the Body of King Karl XII of Sweden - by Gustaf Cederström, c'1884

Maintenance crew of the Republic F-105 "Thunderchief"

One thing almost never shown in movies of ole' is the Viking and Franciscan/Francisca Axes being thrown, sometimes even in volleys, at short range, allowing their burst-charge at the last moment to hit with even more surprise as enemies are raising shields and yet finding even if the axes are a whee bit short, bounce they may still-yet hit knees, legs, and feet for injury. These aren't designed for woodcutting at all if made only for throwing-damage, but Viking axe would double for wood-cutting typically, vs Francisca styling, shown, which is only for damage;

Soviets helping out a stranded injured German soldier, c'1941