4.3K views · 227 reactions | NATO countries are ramping up production of artillery munitions as Ukraine is burning through shells much faster than the West can make them, the alliance said, amid pledges to deliver at least 48 Leopard 2 tanks to Kyiv https://reut.rs/3S0GwuK | Reuters | Facebook

During the course of the 20th century, many countries routinely dumped munitions of all kinds and chemical weapons into the ocean to get rid of them. Today they are decaying and causing untold harm to the marine environment and human life. | Euronews English

2M views · 10K reactions | Excavations of the German soldiers ammunition in the WWII battlefields | Genius Panda | Facebook

854K views · 5.6K reactions | In older Russian tanks, shells are kept in armored storage compartments. Depending on the model, either a crew member or a mechanical autoloader retrieves and loads the ammunition into the gun’s breech. Manual systems require a soldier to physically handle and insert the shell, while autoloaders perform the task automatically. Once the shell is in place, the tank is primed and ready to fire. | History In Pictures | Facebook