Across land, sea, and sky, the biggest war machines ever built were feats of engineering; statements of power. From ...

World War II wasn’t just fought by men and women on the front lines, it was also defined by the machines they rode, drove, ...

Have you ever heard of the "Schwerer Gustav?" It's a German railway gun that was developed in the 1930s, which, translated, means "Heavy Gustav." It's a fitting name, as it was the biggest mobile ...

When it comes to the art of war, military minds love to conjure up massive weapons of destruction. From early projectile-hurling trebuchets to the Nazi's Schwerer Gustav (the largest-caliber rifled ...

Discover the story of Schwerer Gustav, the massive railway gun built by Nazi Germany during World War II. Learn how it was engineered and why it remains a symbol of extreme military ambition. BREAKING ...

The Schwerer Gustav was more than a gun—it was a symbol of Nazi ambition. Weighing 1,350 tons and stretching 155 feet, this rail supergun could penetrate layers of concrete and steel. Dive into the ...

NAZIS once built the world's biggest gun that weighed 1,490 tons and fired 12ft shells as they prepared to wreak havoc in France. Dubbed "Miracle weapon" by the Germans, the Schwerer Gustav railway ...

Built by Krupp in 1941, the Schwerer Gustav railway gun was the Nazis' "miracle weapon" that could blast through 20 feet of concrete from nearly 30 miles away. One thing stood before the Nazis — ...

On a humid Bengal summer day of 1757, the imbecilic, smug, and peevish warlord, the Nawab of Bengal Siraj ud-Daulah, did what any teenager with technologically advanced French-made artillery would ...