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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

M60A2 Starship – A Bold Design, But Turned Out to be Disappointing

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The M60A2, which is commonly known under its nickname “Starship”, was much like Sheridanhttps://youtu.be/3ymkBvrHWfc

VBTP-MR Guarani – The Brazilian Armored Personnel Carrier Vehicle

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The VBTP-MR Armored Personnel Carrier Vehicle is a joint venture between the Iveco Group and the Brazilian Ministry of Defense. This is...

Rezkiy Corvette – Russian New Vessel of Project 20380 Was Commissioned

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The Rezkiy, hull number 343, was officially assigned to the Pacific fleet. The information was announced on September 14, 2023.

If F-35B is ready, why US still maintain the “Nightmare” named AV-8B Harrier?

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Due to numerous problems with the development of the fifth generation F-35B, the Americans continued to extend service time to the AV-8B...

Kawasaki C-2 – Outstanding advantages of the Japanese tactical transport aircraft

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The C-2 has been designed to take-off and land on unprepared airstrips or short runways such as grass, snow and mud.