Mer, where thousands of troops came ashore on D-Day on June 6, 1944. A local police spokesperson said ‘the driver hit ...

The American-made Bulldog never saw action at the hands of U.S. tank crews, but it still saw combat. This coming April will mark the fiftieth anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War, and one of the ...

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As you might expect, it features various unique-looking tanks. Tanks like the M50 Ontos, the T95, Maus, etc., look like they came out of a sci-fi movie. In this article, we will discuss six unique ...

Renault, Dacia, Alpine, and Mobilise. The presentations emphasised innovations addressing the increasing demand for environmentally friendly transportation. The primary focus of the Think Tank ...

DUBAI, 11th March, 2020 (WAM) -- DP World and the Renault F1 Team have announced the signing of an agreement making DP World the Global Logistics Partner and Title Partner of the team, which will ...

Trump expressed his willingness to meet with Putin, mentioning their prior summit during his first term. "I got along with him great. I would hope he wants to make a deal," Trump added. President ...

The government has ordered offshore energy firms to avoid "noisy" detonations when disposing of unexploded bombs on the seabed, in a bid to protect vulnerable marine life. There are still more ...

I am a musician who has spent a good deal of his touring life in the Netherlands. Holland was the first country in Europe that took to my music in a major way, beginning in 1988 when I began ...

That’s compared to 24% of HGVs and 15% of PSVs. As well as helping operators deal with maintenance, Renault's new iCare fully-managed SMR offering can also assist commercial vehicle users to ensure ...

The move was a "last resort" to solve the sunfish's health issues which appeared after the aquarium closed for renovation A sociable sunfish who was reportedly missing its human audience during a ...

During World War II, some armies—the British Army, in particular—bolted metal spans to the top of tank chassis and used the resulting “funnies” to rapidly erect bridges across vehicle ...