Two 4.2 inch mortar teams from No. 12 or 13 platoon in the 2nd Battalion Kensington Rifles' 'D' Company filmed firing at German positions in the vicinity of Rijkevorsel, Belgium, 6 October 1944. Find the full footage here: https://bit.ly/3KfoB4h Film: IWM A70 174-5 | Imperial War Museum London

15K views · 578 reactions | #Pakistan #Army Inducted new Advanced Infantry Mortar System (#AIMS) system capable of firing 122mm guided #mortars capable of destroying #bunkers. - Range: 6km - Shoot and Scoot Capability - Equipped with high penetration rounds - Can be deployed within 40 seconds #PakistanArmy #MortarSystem  | Developing Pakistan | Facebook

U.S. Army 60mm illumination Mortar Ammo Disassembly M2 M19 M224 Mortars #military #bullet #unboxing | Ordance

3.7K views · 27 reactions | Inca engineers built earthquake-proof walls without mortar, but how did they move 100-ton stones? #history #ancienthistory #archaeology | Historic Marks | Facebook

48 reactions | They were the Northmen who changed history. Starting as heathen Viking warriors who plundered and settled in Northern France and forged the new Duchy of Normandy, becoming the most ferocious conquerors that medieval Europe had ever seen, and giving England its most famous date: 1066. In this two part series, Dr Eleanor Janega sets off across Normandy to discover who this band of rugged warriors, settlers and rulers were. | History Hit | Facebook