V4N9 (Jun 2001)

By Nick SteadmanSADW is a monthly electronic publication from Nick Steadman Features. Nick, intrepid world traveling reporter for much of...

By Vic FogleIn wintertime Oregon you do what the weather lets you do. You try to fit your chosen activity...

At the end of the 19th Century it was popular in Europe, for a time, to have service rifle and...

SAR Editor Dan Shea “let slip the dogs of war,” ripping up the range with twin mounted M240 machine guns,...

By Robert M. HausmanWhat today is arguably the largest dealer in surplus war material in the country, SARCO (an acronym...

AAC issues a ballistic nylon belt pouch as standard equipment with the Scarab, so the pistol can be carried in...

By David M. FortierRock In A Hard Place: The Browning Automatic Rifleby James L. BallouCollector Grade Publications Inc.P.O. Box 1046Cobourg,...

The U. S. S. West Virginia is embroiled in flames on December 7, 1941. — U. S. Navy photograph By...

A wartime P.38 manufactured by the Walther Company (ac code) in 1942. By Frank IannamicoOne of the most famous military...

Two of the self-propelled artillery pieces on exhibit are (at left) U.S. M42 Twin 40mm SPAAG and a U.S. M55...