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Covert and slick, does anything really beat being a sniper? SNIPER ART OF VICTORY Become a sharpshooter and take part in the turning points of WWII. The objective is to eliminate the Nazi generals, who have come to support the Germans laying siege to Stalingrad. Players must make their way…
bubmag
March 21, 2020
Revisit these 5 Curbed Detroit stories that have nothing to do with coronavirus Stalingrad

Revisit these 5 Curbed Detroit stories that have nothing to do with coronavirus

Whether you’ve gotten sick, lost your job, or simply avoided contact with friends and family, coronavirus has been an all-consuming phenomenon that’s disrupted almost everyone’s lives. If nothing else, it’s been challenging psychologically, as we preoccupy ourselves with the latest news and find it difficult to read about anything else.…
bubmag
March 20, 2020
The Army’s New 1000-Mile Cannon Will Match The Navy And Air Force’s Ranged Strike Capabilities Stalingrad

The Army’s New 1000-Mile Cannon Will Match The Navy And Air Force’s Ranged Strike Capabilities

Key point: The Army also is working with the Navy to develop a common hypersonic glide vehicle, which would launch atop a rocket then travel 1,400 miles or farther at a top speed exceeding Mach 5. The U.S. Army still is studying a concept for a gigantic new cannon that could…
bubmag
March 18, 2020
Roger Mayweather, Boxing Trainer and Floyd Mayweather’s Uncle, Dies at 58 Stalingrad

Roger Mayweather, Boxing Trainer and Floyd Mayweather’s Uncle, Dies at 58

Ethan Miller/Getty Images Roger Mayweather, a former professional boxer and trainer to his nephew Floyd Mayweather Jr., has died at the age of 58. Representatives for Floyd Mayweather confirmed the news to TheWrap on Tuesday. No cause of death was immediately made public, but according to TMZ, the elder Mayweather…
bubmag
March 17, 2020
Shocking: Italy’s World War II Tanks Were Actually Better Than Most People Realize Stalingrad

Shocking: Italy’s World War II Tanks Were Actually Better Than Most People Realize

Key point: Italy may never have restored the might of Ancient Rome, but it did get better technologically as the war went on. Italy would eventually switch sides, bringing its not-so-bad tanks over to the Allied cause. On the morning of November 19, 1941, General John Scott Cockburn decided to launch…
bubmag
March 16, 2020
Resupply Inbound! America’s Lend-Lease Act Sent $50 Billion In War Supplies To Help Europe Win World War II Stalingrad

Resupply Inbound! America’s Lend-Lease Act Sent $50 Billion In War Supplies To Help Europe Win World War II

Around 80 percent of the more than five million German military deaths in World War II occurred on the Eastern Front. This terrible conflict with the Red Army consumed great quantities of men and material until the Soviets decisively ended the war by capturing Berlin in May 1945. During that…
bubmag
March 15, 2020
Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, Gender-Bending Rock Musician and Artist, Dies at 70 Stalingrad

Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, Gender-Bending Rock Musician and Artist, Dies at 70

Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, the pioneering and boundary-pushing British rock musician and performance artist, died Saturday at age 70 after a battle with leukemia, according to an announcement by he/r daughter’s manager on Ryan Martin’s Facebook page. P-Orridge, who first rose to fame as frontperson for the influential British rock bands…
bubmag
March 15, 2020
Hitler’s Flaming Sword Of Death: The Flamethrower Was Nazi Germany’s Most Terrifying Weapon Stalingrad

Hitler’s Flaming Sword Of Death: The Flamethrower Was Nazi Germany’s Most Terrifying Weapon

Few weapons in any army’s arsenal are as terrifying as flamethrowers. Just the thought of being burned to death or hideously scarred for life is enough to send even the bravest, most battle-hardened troops fleeing in panic. Modern flamethrowers, or Flammenwerfern, were invented in Germany in the early 20th century and effectively…
bubmag
March 14, 2020