Convair F-102 Delta Dagger
A delta-wing supersonic interceptor developed for the U.S. Air Force’s automated continental air-defense system.
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A delta-wing supersonic interceptor developed for the U.S. Air Force’s automated continental air-defense system.
A heavily armored ground-attack prototype developed as an alternative Soviet close-air-support concept.
A Japanese Army twin-engine heavy fighter developed for ground attack, interception, and night-fighter roles.
Swedish Centurion Strv 81/101/102/104 — Sweden / United Kingdom. Open the vehicle profile in the Trackpads Armor Archive.
The next morning, the first shots of the Revolutionary War rang out on Lexington Green as British regulars confronted a small band of armed colonists. The exact origin of the “shot heard round the world” is still debated, but the result was clear: several colonial militiamen lay dead, and the British column pressed on toward Concord. At Concord’s North Bridge, larger militia forces confronted detachments of the regul
The crisis in north China produced several connected operations: defense of the foreign legations, the unsuccessful Seymour expedition, fighting around Tientsin, and the August advance on Peking. Their recipients did not all fight at the same place or on the same day.
A single-engine British light bomber introduced into RAF service in 1937 and heavily committed during the 1940 campaign in France.
Albert Power — Private U.S. Army Civil War Pea Ridge, Arkansas, USA
Ambrose Porter — Commissary Sergeant U.S. Army Civil War Tallahatchie River, Mississippi, USA
Charles H. Pinkham — Sergeant Major U.S. Army Civil War Fort Stedman, Virginia, USA
Daniel Edgar Sickles — Major General U.S. Army Civil War Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, USA
Ebenezer Skellie — Corporal U.S. Army Civil War Chapin's Farm, Virginia, USA
Edward M. Pike — First Sergeant U.S. Army Civil War Cache River, Arkansas, USA
George F. Pond — Private U.S. Army Civil War Drywood, Kansas, USA
George W. Potter — Private U.S. Army Civil War Petersburg, Virginia, USA
Henry E. Plant — Corporal U.S. Army Civil War Bentonville, North Carolina, USA
Horace Porter — Captain U.S. Army Civil War Chickamauga, Georgia, USA
James Burton Pond — First Lieutenant U.S. Army Civil War Baxter Springs, Kansas, USA