"Brewster XA-32. Intended to be a single-seat attack aircraft with an internal bomb bay. While the two prototypes were powered by the R-2800 radial, the production examples were supposed to have the R-4360. Dismal flight performance doomed the program, and the Brewster company was dissolved by 1946."
"HMS Hood in Vancouver Harbor for Special Service Squadron World Cruise - July 1924 - Note the old three masted schooner anchored behind Hood. [3000 x 2286]"
"Girls working on shell caps in a munitions factory, somewhere in England. 25th of May 1940. (Source - Gettys Images - Photographer, Paul Popper. Colorized by John Gulizia from America)."
"[1705X1215] American pilot Eugen Ely performs the first-ever airplane takeoff from a ship, launching his Curtiss Model D 'Hudson Flyer' from the the bow of the light cruiser USS Birmingham (CL-2). Hampton Roads, November 14, 1910, 3:47 pm."
"Japanese ironclad ram Kōtetsu in Yokosuka, Japan, 1878 - Built by the French as Sphinx, sold to the confederates through Denmark as CSS Stonewall, confiscated by the Union, and then finally sold to Japan in 1867 [1240 x 868]."
"USN armored cruisers USS Montana and USS North Carolina moored at Norfolk Navy Yard on 26 October 1908. (5814x4643)"
"Tatra T 34 heavy tank (Czech heavy tank project from Tatra, same who produced the engine of the hetzer and other light Czech tanks."
I swung twin .50s like that setup. I found that loading one gun with tracers was efficient and gave me more lead-on-target as well.
"USS Ticonderoga (CV-14) and USS Langley (CVL-27) entering Ulithi anchorage, Caroline Islands, December 1944.[5606 × 3895]"
"Column of Italian Bersaglieri motorcycle troops on their way to the front in British Egypt, North Africa, November 1940. [1024x692]"