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Manteca police officers shot man after he rams patrol cars at In N Out

Dashcam video shows accused trooper's two traffic

Sh*ot out in gas station

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New video released in the Nashville police shooting that killed Landon Eastep

Manteca Police Officers Shoot Man After He Rams Patrol Cars at In-N-Out

CHP Pursuit Of Reckless Drivers

Why Patton Refused to Carry the Standard M1911 Pistol in Combat

He commanded armies and drove tanks across two continents — yet General George S. Patton spent thirty years refusing to carry the most famous American pistol of the century. The reason traces back to a single accidental gunshot in a Texas border saloon in 1915. This is the true story of Patton's ivory-handled revolvers, the night the M1911 nearly cost him his leg, and why one of history's greatest commanders armed himself like a frontier gunfighter while the rest of the U.S. Army carried the C**t .45 automatic.

Why German Soldiers Couldn't Use Captured M1 Garand Rifles (The En-Bloc Clip Problem)

Eight rounds. A metallic ping. And a rifle that German soldiers couldn't reload even when they captured it. The M1 Garand wasn't just the most advanced infantry weapon of World War II — its unique en-bloc clip feeding system made it nearly useless in enemy hands. This is the full story of John Garand's masterpiece: how a Canadian-born machinist's son invented the rifle that gave America a firepower advantage no other nation could match, and why the very feature critics mocked became the weapon's greatest strength. From the Philippines to Normandy to the Battle of the Bulge, this is the story the rifles could tell. Follow for military history told the way it deserves to be.