"Hippies" in other words some of the first commies in the USA

Car Tank thing

Historical accounts are sadly anything but objective, and Napoleon had a point when he said that history is written by the victor. Caligula was not the insane Tyrant that we see in pop culture, but dear god did the man have an ego and one hell of a hate-boner for the senate, although their role in his family's exile and death certainly gave him a degree of justification for said animosity.
https://talesoftimesforgotten.com/2020/08/05/was-caligula-really-insane/

I present to you the first of three parts of the 12.8cm “Zwilling” German AAA

The whole thing is consists of 2 128cm Flak guns on rotating platform and were for the most part mounted on the Flak Towers that guarded Berlin against Bombing Raids

By the end of the war, only 34 were built

These are the times that try men's souls; the summer soldier and the sunshine patriot will, in this crisis, shrink from the service of his country; but he that stands it now, deserves the love and thanks of man and woman. Tyranny, like hell, is not easily conquered; yet we have this consolation with us, that the harder the conflict, the more glorious the triumph.

A Radioman comforts his friend who had just survived a battle during Operation Byrd in which nearly his entire platoon was wiped out.

All personnel are assigned to Co. ‘A’, 2/7, 1st Cav. Div. (Airmobile).

Photo taken: August 1966

Hopefully, y’all are teaching the generation how much the soldiers gave a fuck

big lesser known history fact: george washington was the first president

Not true

The first president was palpatine

what is palpatine

listerine?

The Senate

ARVN Rangers show off a haul of VC weapons captured during an operation near Soc Trang in the Mekong Delta.

Photo Taken: December 1964

Riflemen with the 3rd Platoon, Co 'D', 3rd Bn., 506th Inf., 101st Abn. Div., arrive back at base camp following a search mission near Phan Thiet in South Vietnam.

Photo taken: July 1970

Madame Ho Thi Que, The Tiger Lady, courageously served in combat with the South Vietnamese 44th Ranger Battalion in the early 1960's

An officer and R.T.O. of the 4th Battalion, 31st Infantry, 196th Infantry Brigade on a mission near Chu Lai (I Corps).

Both men have helmet covers made from camouflaged parachute fabric. The officer carries a CAR-15 (XM-177) rifle, a shortened and improved version of the M16A1.

Photo taken: April 1967

A machine gunner of the 101st Airborne sits with a commanding view near Tuy Hoa (II Corps).

Photo taken: August 1966

Members of Co. C, 3rd Bn., 7th Inf., 199th Lt. Inf. Bde., move through a stream southwest of Saigon while on a cordon and search operation.

Photo taken: January 1969

A machine gunner and a rifleman from the 5th Marine Regiment fire at the enemy near the DMZ in Vietnam.

Photo taken: May 1967

Marine photographer Sgt. David Weimer prepares to go into the field with Co. 'A', Reconnaissance Bn. He has a Ka-Bar knife taped to his M1956 Suspenders and carries an M14 rifle.

Photo taken: April 1967

This is really cool

A rifleman of the 101st Airborne scans the tree line ahead while crossing an inundated area in January 1966.

He carries a belt of M60 ammunition and an M72 LAW across his back.

After leaving their CH-21 helicopter ARVN soldiers slog through the water of a rice paddy to begin an attack on the Viet Cong.

Photo taken: 1962

A Member of Company. L (Ranger), 75th Infantry, disembarks from a UH-1D helicopter during Operation Bushmaster.

Wearing an ERDL camouflage tropical combat uniform, the Ranger is armed with a CAR-15 (XM-177) rifle and uses 1-quart canteen covers to carry the magazines. He also wears a STABO harness.

Photo taken: August 1971

These pictures hit harder if they are in color

Color is really cool

A low flying Afghan gunship in a snow caped valley along Salang highway provides cover for a Soviet convoy sending food and fuel to Kabul, Afghanistan, on January 30 1989. The convoy was atracked by Mujahideen guerillas with rockets further up the highway, with Afghan government troops returning fire with artillery

MACV advisor Major Bruce Carswell stands in front of a U.S. Army U-1 Otter aircraft. He wears early DMS Jungle Boots and a white T-Shirt beneath his Utility Shirt.

Photo taken: March 1965

Soldiers from Co. 'D', 5th Bn., 46th Inf., 198th Inf. Bde. (Americal), move out from Landing Zone 'Bluff' at the start of a short range recon patrol.

Photo taken: December 1968

@Clemens do you remember that picture of a US solider killing a vietcong?

Why is it called HIStory and not HERtory!1?!?1!1?!??1! Omg omg this is so offensive to women!!1!!11!1!1!1!

Two soldiers of the 9th ARVN Division near An Khe on QL 19 (Route 19) which ran from Qui Nhon to Pleiku.

They are carrying M2 carbines a couple of hand grenades and little else. The Vietnamese were used to minimal gear while the Americans often carried 50 and 60 pound packs when out in the field.

Photo taken: Spring 1967

MACV advisors Croft, Houser, O'Neil, Barton and Fisher enjoy a break with ARVN officer Phoi, whilst at An Phu in the northern reaches of Mekong Delta.

Photo Taken: March 1965

A squad of the 173rd Airborne on a search and destroy mission in Binh Duong province north of Saigon. All wear the first pattern tropical combat uniform with full color insignia.

Photo taken: September 1965

A rifle squad of the 1st Battalion, 2nd Infantry, 1st Infantry Division stop to examine a PRT-4 radio transmitter and PRR-9 receiver. All wear the black scarf, unique to the First of the Second.

Photo taken: August 1967

Corporal Daniel Richendollar stands next to his XM3 24-tube 2.75 inch rocket launcher.

Photo taken: circa December 1967

A Self Defense Corps irregular demonstrates the fire direction arrow at outpost Ly Van Manh.

Pointed in the direction of attacking forces, the arrow enabled pilots to quickly ascertain the direction of the enemy assault. In the event of a night attack, flaming cans were used to illuminate the arrow.

Photo taken: 14 January 1963

Weapons captured by USMC and ARVN troops during Operation Colorado are inspected by (right to left) Prime Minister Nguyen Cao Ky, Lt. General Cao Van Vien, Maj. General Lewis J. Fields and Lt. General Ugi Yen Van Thieu.

Photo taken: August 1966