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Five Times the Cold War Nearly Blew up All Life on Earth

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America Went To Great Lengths To Seize Soviet Technology During the Cold War

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The Biggest Nuclear Bomb Ever Detonated Was Nearly Useless in a War

If The Cold War Went Hot, This 1 Nation Was First On The Soviet Chopping Block

How the U.S. Navy Might Have Built a Secret Submarine Base

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NATO's Super Strange Plan to Hunt Russia's Submarines: Bomb Them with Magnets?

Why the Biggest Russian Nuclear Bomb Ever Built Would Have Been Useless in Battle

How the Russian Air Force's Worst Nightmare Came True

This Russian Submarine Scared NATO For One Big Reason (But Had One Bigger Flaw)

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Battleship vs. Battlecruiser: America's Last Battleship vs. Russia's Deadly Kirov-Class (Who Wins?)

Russia Had Plans to Build a Deadly Battleship Fleet. Here's Why It Never Happened.

Bombs Away: 5 Most Deadly Air Forces of All Time

In 1984 and 1988, War Planners Simulated a U.S.-Russia War in Asia. It Would Have Ended Badly.

A port view of the Soviet Project 956 "Sarych" (Sovremenny class) destroyer Okrylenny at anchor.

In 1975, a Russian Navy Frigate Mutinied. And It Made Tom Clancy's Career

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