Military Guns

On the 76th anniversary of D-Day, we take a look at the small arms used on both sides during the invasion, guns in D-Day movies and video games, plus 2 stateside D-Day museums, and U.S. vs. German artillery and tanks.

Those who collect vintage firearms swim in somewhat different circles than other gun owners.

For the past 12 years the largest recreation of D-Day in North America has taken place in August with Lake Erie filling in for the English Channel.

You can find some great bargains in military and LEO trade-in guns. Here’s a short list of handguns, rifles, and shotguns that can be of practical use.

You ever wonder how the military cleans the rifle bores of the biggest guns on ships and tanks? Now it's all about robots.

This now classic tale of dueling WWII snipers from 2001 has plenty of authentic firearms from the Eastern Front.

How'd the American heavy metal stack up against the German equipment? We compare the artillery and tanks of both forces.

We examine the many video games over the years that have depicted the Normandy Invasion and how they stack up when it comes to their in-game WWII arsenals.

The National Museum of the U.S. Air Force and the National World War II Museum offer a chance to celebrate the exploits of those who fought in the largest invasion ever assembled.

The National Museum of the U.S. Air Force and the National World War II Museum offer a chance to celebrate the exploits of those who fought in the largest invasion ever assembled.