A Waffen SS trooper armed with the MP43/I assault rifle precursor of the impressive StG 44.

Chechen BRDM-2 followed by a BMP-2 hit with and RPG during the second Chechen war [1650x929]

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The First Chechen lasted 20-months and proved to be bloody for all sides – the Russian forces, Chechen separatists, and civilians, many of whom were forced to leave their homes, as the war broke out.

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Feb. 26th...Pillbox captured by the 30th Division near Niederzier, Germany. Timber-shored hole six to eight feet deep and surmonted by bolted turret of half inch armor mounting one .30 Cal machine gun

Type XXI submarine, U-3008 at Wilhelmshaven, Germany, between 2 and 21 June 1945. The two Type IX submarines with her are U-806) (far left) and U-155. The light cruiser Nurnberg is in the far left center.

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They dove beneath the waves, and helped to win massive global wars. But submarines can't submerge forever. Eventually, these old warhorses get swept away by history. Here are some images of the most haunting dead submarines of all time.