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Was The Red October A Real Soviet Submarine?
The Red October, featured in both a Tom Clancy novel and a movie starring Sean Connery and Alec Baldwin, seemed so genuine. Was it a real Soviet submarine?
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You've probably seen classic race cars go around the track with an X taped on their headlights. But have you ever stopped to ask yourself why they have it?
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Military movies frequently depict soldiers communicating with a flurry of hand signals, but what exactly do those signals mean? We found out.
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Was The Hellephant Engine Ever Offered In A Production Car?
Dodge's Hellephant crate engine was one of the most powerful engines the company ever made. But did the engine ever make its way into a production vehicle?
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Most semi-trucks in the U.S. still have unsynchronized transmissions, even though they're harder to use. But why is this old-school tech still popular?
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The right tools can be the difference between quick-and-ease or nightmarish-and-terrible. We run down some of the brands that consistently deliver.
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A TikTok video said it, and disgruntled airplane passengers bought it: the theory that red bags are loaded onto planes first. Here's why that just doesn't scan.
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The super-powerful Dodge Hellephant has an storied history, and its name has a interesting origin too.
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Indian is releasing two new motorcycles, laden with features and painted in beautiful colors. They raise the question: Would you pay $45,000 for a motorcycle?
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If you're often hearing the thwack-thwack-thwack of a military helicopter, you may be wondering why they're flying low over your house. Here's why.
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DEF stands for diesel exhaust fluid, and it is mandatory for all semi-trucks to use it in the United States. Here's why and what exactly it does.
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Yachts are the pinnacle of luxury on the seas... or so you'd think. Superyachts are even bigger, fancier yachts, and even those aren't the highest peak.
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