Like an avenging spirit, he tears through swarms of demons in a burst of blood and gore. This is the essence of Doom, now given a feudal twist in Doom: The Dark Ages. And it seems like the Doom Slayer ...

Armored men and women representing Texas and Oklahoma gather in Mississippi each year to take on similar fighters ...

Today, we step back 9000 years to before the Horus Heresy with a detailed look at Warhammer 40K's Mk. II Crusade Armor. Come forth, tech adepts.

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“Armor plate does require 100% hardness testing,” the internal report noted. Still, falsifying data was a “widespread” practice, the company investigation concluded. Four employees ...

The US Army’s Joint Light Tactical Vehicle is the second-generation successor to the iconic Humvee, used by the American military and about a dozen other nations since the last Iraq war to ...

The US Army’s Joint Light Tactical Vehicle is the second-generation successor to the iconic Humvee, used by the American military and about a dozen other nations since the last Iraq war to protect ...

The glittering armor worn by medieval European knights was originally ... but the most well-known is plate armor, which is made up of connected metal plates that cover the entire body.

An internal investigation, whose results were obtained by Bloomberg, detailed how workers at the steel plant operator Evraz North America bypassed mandatory hardness tests and inserted fake results ...

Joe Bromley, Fashion Editor 10 March 2025 No one was more surprised than medieval armourer Matthew ... Finchen to make her party-girl suit of armour (complete with chain, micro mini) which was ...

Plate armor was first used in Europe during the 13th century ... But even if knights' encounters with firearms were uncommon, medieval armor may have offered some protection against a bullet. "The ...

Plate armor was first used in Europe during the 13th century and became the dominant form of protection during the 15th century, according to The Metropolitan Museum of Art.