ww1

Superheavy tank developed by the German Empire between 1917 and 1918. The original design would have had a weight of 165 tonnes, but this was later reduced to 120 tonnes. The vehicle was to have a crew of 27. The two prototypes were not complete before the Armistice.

Hello, i would like to learn more about ww1 or ww2 monitors that were prototype or never left the drawing board, river monitors or sea worthy monitors are what im looking for. If possible can you provide pictures or documents please (this is my first post here and i would like to learn more...

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/research/library-and-archive/archive-hidden-treasures/first-military-forecast

Hello, Recently I got a hold of Weird Wings of WW1 and in it there's mentions of German copies of the Le Prieur rocket system being tested at Doberitz, I tried looking more into this but I couldn't find anything. Anyone has any more input? Pictures of the system being mounted on Halberstadt...

Apparently, combat aerosani were a real possibility on the Eastern Front during the First World War; a notion I would have never thought realistic given their presence was not notable until the Second World War. I had come across a few posts while searching Yandex (linked below) that point out...

HMS Furious, Langley and the Hosho are the more well known early carriers that were made, to a certain degree the Ausonia is also fairly well known. How about the others? For example I've found a proposal to convert the HMS Vindictive into a full deck carrier made in 1918. Any others?