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Hello, I’m Dung Tran – an independent Military researcher. I come from Vietnam – a small country in Southeast Asia, known as a symbol of the spirit of fighting for peace and independence.

Since I was a boy, my father took me to visit museums in Hanoi, and my interest in history began. I began to study history and discovered that there was nothing easier to learn about history through military weapons. The history of mankind has been based on wars. Over the ages, weapons of war have evolved, but it has been most sublimated since the two world wars.

I created this Military Blog is nothing more than want to share my passion with you, and maybe that will be your inspiration. Hope you will find something interesting when visiting my blog.
I also have a small YouTube channel with content about weapons and history, please take a moment to visit my channel:

Posts, videos, photos contributed to the website please send to: dungtran@military-wiki.com. I appreciate all of your contributions. Thank you so much.

Featured Posts by Dung Tran

Charles de Gaulle Carrier – Surprisingly, This Is The Only Carrier Of A Power...

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In addition to the 11 nuclear-powered aircraft carriers currently serving in the US Navy, France is the only country with this particular...

USS Arleigh Burke DDG-51 – The Core of the US Navy’s Combat Prowess

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USS Arleigh Burke with hull number DDG-51 is the lead ship of this destroyer classIntroduce

Gibka-S – Russian Very Short-Range Air Defence

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Gibka-S is classified as a Very Short-Range Air Defense system (VSHORAD) - a new self-propelled mobile air defence system.

A-1 Skyraider – How the low, slow aircraft earned its place in the hearts...

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The Douglas A-1 Skyraider (formerly AD Skyraider) is an American single-seat attack aircraft that saw service between the late 1940s and early...

North Korea’s KN-25 Even More Powerful Than US M142 HIMARS

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Although the M142 HIMARS systems are very famous on the Ukrainian battlefield, American weapons are still considered to be far behind the...