I don't have many friends, or people to share this achievement with; but this is testament to gritting your teeth and striving for your dreams.3mo ⋅ Blackbird0084 ⋅ r/WarCollege
How would a 1600s army have even a chance at successfully besiesing a star fortress like Bourtange when it’s surrounded by water?2yr ⋅ SteelRazorBlade ⋅ r/WarCollege
I came across this paragraph while I was reading All Quiet on the Western Front recently. How much of a problem is this in warfare? Does this happen a lot when the sides are too exhausted?1yr ⋅ afinoxi ⋅ r/WarCollege
What is the point of the rough texture on the casing for this Mk 82 unguided bomb? Why not just go with smooth metal?1yr ⋅ 124876720 ⋅ r/WarCollege
The US Army's new penetration division which is 1 of 5 new division formats being formed to focus on division centric operations1yr ⋅ FF614 ⋅ r/WarCollege
The usual portrayal of streltsy has them equipped with both a saber and a poleaxe. Which weapon were they actually supposed to use in close combat?1yr ⋅ KoontzGenadinik ⋅ r/WarCollege
Trying to find the source of this pic. I've heard they're Spanish military.1yr ⋅ Rosencrantz18 ⋅ r/WarCollege
What is this guy doing? Had no idea grappling hooks were used outside movies.3yr ⋅ tomrlutong ⋅ r/WarCollege
Why are Catamaran and Trimaran warships so rare? Do other examples than independence-class class pictured below even exist? If not, why is the independence-class a trimaran?11mo ⋅ TacitusKadari ⋅ r/WarCollege
Are these bustle mounted autocannons on the T-72M2 really used against aircraft? How useful are they really?1yr ⋅ TacitusKadari ⋅ r/WarCollege
Does anyone have anymore info on the soviet bouncy ball units that had these balls3yr ⋅ Comrade_Petrenko ⋅ r/WarCollege
TIL Lance cavalry was used up to ww1 including the American civil war. How widely were they used and how effective were they? Why haven't I heard about this fact till I came upon a random WW1 gallery?3yr ⋅ Brushner ⋅ r/WarCollege
Why are there no more T-tail and twin boom fighter jets? And is there a chance we might ever see something like the Sea Vixen again? If not, why was the Sea Vixen even designed this way?11mo ⋅ TacitusKadari ⋅ r/WarCollege
The envisaged CONOP (concept of operation) of the Australian Army's LAND 400 project1yr ⋅ Heideggerismycopilot ⋅ r/WarCollege
How do the Chinese envision the tactics for the QLU-11 sniper grenade launcher?3mo ⋅ Minh1509 ⋅ r/WarCollege
What strategies do naval ships employ to manage the recoil of their large guns?2yr ⋅ Andux ⋅ r/WarCollege
In the US Army the squad is divided into separate fireteam formations (eg. fireteam wedges in squad column) whereas the British Army has the whole squad in a single formation (eg. a large wedge called the arrowhead with both fireteams together), what are the advantages and disadvantages of ether?1yr ⋅ LividRooster6 ⋅ r/WarCollege
For those prone to figures and stats I found this interesting Royal Navy casualties by ship comparison for the Battle of Camperdown, Battle of Trafalgar and Battle of Jutland. Interesting to see the casualties in % of the force saw very small variation.4yr ⋅ abt137 ⋅ r/WarCollege
Announcing the winner of the R/War_College Dumbest Take Competition4yr ⋅ TheNotoriousAMP ⋅ r/WarCollege
Personnel required for one bomber sortie during WWII from Britain’s War Vol. 2 by Daniel Todman (900x900)4yr ⋅ Heideggerismycopilot ⋅ r/WarCollege
how were “malta” grenades used in gallipoli and why are they designed like this?3yr ⋅ condom666 ⋅ r/WarCollege
How the U.S. 2nd Armored Division Task Organized While Invading Germany2yr ⋅ BCMatsuyama ⋅ r/WarCollege
The whole reform of Sergei Shoigu, is to rebuild the Russia Division-Regiment system. But how and why Russian army will end up, building the BTG as basic operational unit?2yr ⋅ GUPdarjeeling ⋅ r/WarCollege
The Joint Forcible Entry Division, the new structure for the US Army's 82nd Airborne Division1yr ⋅ FF614 ⋅ r/WarCollege
Why is the trophy systems on the M1a2 and the Leo2a7 mounted in different places?3yr ⋅ M60A2BESTTANK ⋅ r/WarCollege
Why Turkish army still mainly armed with 7.62x51 ammunition, not the common 5.56x45? For what reason?4yr ⋅ GUPdarjeeling ⋅ r/WarCollege
Demystifying the Myth of Russian Artillery Power: A Study from the Russo-Ukrainian War11mo ⋅ GUPdarjeeling ⋅ r/WarCollege
Urban combat in Seoul in late September 1950. Can someone identify the scope being used on this Marine’s M1 Garand? [6399x5029]4yr ⋅ Nicktator3 ⋅ r/WarCollege
Apparently General Millers Delta Force Security detail were equipped with 300 blackout rifles- Is this because 5.56 did not have sufficient stopping power?2yr ⋅ pridefulpiccolo ⋅ r/WarCollege
how plausible is it to fire an spg 9 as a handheld weapon despite it is supposed to be fired from a tripod?5yr ⋅ sajahet25 ⋅ r/WarCollege
B-24 Liberator Pilot Training Manual excerpt. For those interested in WW2 air power it makes a fine reading and has a trove of data into the crew, discipline aboard, plane and tactics. A window into the USAAF heavy bombers. Full link in comments, hope you enjoy it.5yr ⋅ abt137 ⋅ r/WarCollege
The Dance of the Dreadnoughts - The Battle of Jutland May 31, 1916 – Jun 1, 19165yr ⋅ cauldronpodcast ⋅ r/WarCollege
The Pericone brothers, who served together in the 73rd Tank Battalion (in the same tank) in Korea. How was this allowed to happen considering the changes made in the military after the deaths of the Sullivan and (some of the) Niland brothers in World War II?5yr ⋅ Nicktator3 ⋅ r/WarCollege
A photo from the Korean War that misidentifies the aircraft in the frame as an Il-10. Can anyone properly identify this plane?5yr ⋅ Nicktator3 ⋅ r/WarCollege
Are there any other authors of any historical era who are as clear-eyed, honest, and concise as Harry G Summers On Strategy: A Critical Analysis of the Vietnam War?3yr ⋅ WorkAndyD ⋅ r/WarCollege
An undated photo showing Pvt. Ralph Shook enjoying a letter from home in Korea, 1950s. See comments for more. [980 x 1024]4yr ⋅ Nicktator3 ⋅ r/WarCollege
This is a HEAT warhead so the explosion is directed forward and lose ammo usually dont explode violently but togheter could it be useful as 'dual purpose'?2yr ⋅ Catnapo ⋅ r/WarCollege
“The General Who Wept” - Battle of Passchendaele - Jul 31, 1917 – Nov 10, 19174yr ⋅ cauldronpodcast ⋅ r/WarCollege
Why French keep regiment-unit in most of the Army while US, Russia, China Army don't?6yr ⋅ GUPdarjeeling ⋅ r/WarCollege
how feasible would a light cannon like this one be in the global south?4yr ⋅ ghared-ishaqa ⋅ r/WarCollege
Bellow there is a Syrian T-72 with sandbags, my question is how effective are these modifications (Sandbags, spaced cage armor so on) against Anti tank weapons?4yr ⋅ coldoak ⋅ r/WarCollege
Help ID small arm, possible submachine gun from 1980's Guatemalan Guerrillas?6yr ⋅ Thosetowhoevilisdone ⋅ r/WarCollege
Tactical Conundrum from Zaloga's Red Thrust, opinions wanted. Details in comment.8yr ⋅ JustARandomCatholic ⋅ r/WarCollege
So what was the Australian 'peaceful penetration' in World War I? (Conflicting sources)7yr ⋅ lunchtimereader ⋅ r/WarCollege
I found this pic of an ancestor who originated in Breslau / Wroclaw, one in front of a train with a star on it. What did he do during WW2?7yr ⋅ coolfriendlyperson ⋅ r/WarCollege
