Jaime Tugayev is the News Editor for DualShockers with over a decade of experience, and a much longer love for fantasy, shooters and strategy games. If you stumble into a debate about the best tanks ...

California's Colorado Desert is home to the Coachella Valley, as well as a deep history of training American soldiers. The General Patton Memorial Museum in Chiriaco Summit, which sits about 45 ...

World War II was decided by more than strategy and manpower. The weapons each side brought to the battlefield often ...

In the summer of nineteen forty three, German engineers at the Kummersdorf proving ground examined a captured American M4 Sherman[...] ...

The M4 Sherman became the most recognizable Allied tank of World War II—reliable, easy to produce, and present on every front. But its reputation has long been debated. This video examines whether the ...

The Apple Mac Mini is aimed at users who are looking for a compact desktop computer for everyday use, business, and multimedia, but do not want to compromise on performance. Thanks to its small ...

World War II forced armies to improvise, and American commanders sometimes pushed creativity to the limit. Rare training footage shows a Sherman tank towing twelve soldiers in linked battle sleds ...

If you've ever seen James Garner's movie "Tank" (unlikely; it's not great), you might have thought that it was just Hollywood straining credulity again. Surely, even a former U.S. Army command ...

From the mass-produced M4 Sherman to the powerful M26 Pershing, U.S. armor provided the firepower and mobility that would be reflected in tank warfare down through the years Are you ahead, or behind ...

Today, Apple launched the latest entry in their M-series line of Apple silicon chips, the M5 chip. Here’s how it compares to the M4 chip. Outside of the new Neural Accelerators, Apple says that M5 ...

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When it came to publishing the first issue of The New Yorker in 1925, the editor-in-chief Harold Ross had a problem: it was coverless and none of the artist submissions quite hit the mark. He was ...