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The MG 42 was a very popular light machine gun used by the Germans. Alongside the MG 34, it was used in the last half of World War 2. It was used in many battles such as the battle of Berlin, the battle of Halbe, and the battle of Okinawa. The MG 42 had a massive magazine holding up to 100 rounds, having a very fast reload, and only taking 6 to 10 seconds. The only downside of the MG 42 was how bad its transportation was.

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The Dora was the name of one of two massive World War II German 80 cm K (E) railway siege guns. They were developed in the late 1930s by Krupp for the express purpose of destroying heavy fortifications, specifically those in the French Maginot Line. Shells and propellant for the gun were delivered by rail and hoisted up to the firing deck. The shell is on the far side, and the case with powder bags is in front of it (to the right) took 20 to 45 minutes to reload the gun and prepare it for firing. And it took a total of three weeks using a workforce of 1,420 men. Fully assembled the weapon was 43 meters long, 7 meters wide with the axis of the barrel a mere 7.5 meters about the track. Then was destroyed by one man who parachuted in and melted the gun.

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The attack on Pearl Harbor was a surprise military strike by the Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service upon the United States against the naval base at Pearl Harbor in Honolulu with the Japanese zero that bomed 6 aircraft carrier and killed 2,403 loaded with two 20 mm cannons, two 7.7 mm (. 303 in) machine guns and two 60 kg (130 lb) bombs. A complete radio set was to be mounted in all aircraft, along with a radio direction finder for long-range navigation. And Its top speed was 350 miles per hour (565 km/h) at nearly 20,000 feet (6,100 m) which could carry two 132-pound (59.9-kilogram) bombs under the wings

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Nuclear weapons used by the US: Battle of Nagasaki 

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Nuclear weapons used by the US: Battle of Nagasaki 

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The day was August 9th, 1945, the US had declared that Kokura should be their first bombing choice, followed up by bombing Hiroshima. However, it was clear to the US that they should bomb Nagasaki instead. Their population was significantly bigger and had major military factories, after calculating that the US would gain much more by bombing Nagasaki. The US was sure the answer was clear, they should drop the Fat Man on Nagasaki. The Fat Man was carried on a USAAF B-29 named Bockscar.