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Detail of rocket launcher on Vietnam era Huey helicopter. Shot at the war memorial museum in Ho Chi Minh (Saigon).

Marines, in a war simulation, move in to secure an objective.

37mm anti aircraft artillery in the outdoors museum in Ho chi Minh city, Vietnam, close up double barrelled gun

(shot at the ref5esh istockalypse in malta)

Some old rusty grenade from WW I on Sabotin mountain, Slovenia

Old Vietnam war relics.

$Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam - September 18, 2013: USA BLU-82B bomb (nicknamed \$

The Vietnam War-era wreckage of a shot down USAF F-4 Phantom II fighter bomber together with the remains of B-52s and other aircraft on display at the Air Force Museum in Hanoi, Vietnam.

A burned electric skateboard that spontaneously caught fire.

Flower of a carnation in the muzzle of a cannon symbolizes the memory of those who died in the war

Air Crash. Burning falling helicopter. Destroyed helicopter. Decorated with toy at dark fire background. War concept

Old russian jet fighter - bomber.

Hanoi, Vietnam: type 63 107mm towed multiple rocket launcher, a Chinese-produced system from the early 1960s used by North Vietnamese forces during the Vietnam War. It features 12 tubes arranged in three rows of four, mounted on a single-axle wheeled carriage for mobility, with a maximum range of 8 km

Hanoi, Vietnam - July 24, 2007: Wreckage of a U.S. aircraft, shot down during the Vietnam War, is one of the many items on display outside the Army Museum in Hanoi.

US tanks at War Remmants Museum In Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, July 2025. These tanks are identical to the armoured vehicles from Tank Corps 203, 2nd Army, that made the famous break-through into the Palace grouds throught the great Palace Gate on April 1975

During the Vietnam War, Laos was bombed in an attempt to interdict traffic along the Ho Chi Minh Trail. Over 2 million tonnes of ordinance was dropped on the country over a 9 year period. Making Laos the most heavily bombed country per capita in history. Over a third of the ordinance remains unexploded, with 20,000 people being injured since the war ceased. Here we see unexploded ordinance (UXO), recovered from the countryside in Laos. It remains so prevalent that locals now risk their lives to obtain it for scrap metal. Many souvenirs can be bought in markets made from UXO such as these. Image taken in Luang Prabang, Laos.

Ancient cannon on white background

Antique, Arguing, Armed Forces, Army, Bang

Ancient rusty defensive cannon

Machine gun M134.

six-barrel rotary machine gun in the door helicopter

Blurred Background Military Show On Thai Children's Day

$HO CHI MINH CITY, VIETNAM - 15 AUGUSTUS 2024: Tanks and Heavy artillery used in Vietnam War on display in war remnants museum\nIn the front you see a Howitser attilery$

tanks gun barrel, closeup of photo

Children playing in desert using sand.

Old artillery shell lying on the grass, part of a historical display.

Fire pits in the forest on the coast in Gdynia, military monuments, artillery positions, historical places from World War II

Fuzuli Rayon, Azerbaijan: old minefields pose significant dangers long after conflicts have ended. These unexploded landmines remain active and can detonate with minimal pressure or disturbance, causing severe injuries or fatalities to civilians, wildlife, and demining personnel. Their presence restricts access to land, hindering agriculture, infrastructure development, and the return of displaced populations. Minefields can also impede humanitarian efforts and delay post-conflict recovery in affected regions. The challenge of detecting and safely removing mines requires specialized equipment, expertise, and significant financial resources, making demining operations time-intensive and costly. Additionally, maps of minefield locations may be outdated or unavailable, further complicating clearance efforts.

A detail of a cannon barrel

This image depicts an old, rusting cannon that has been left to deteriorate over time. Its condition serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of regular maintenance and preservation efforts for historical artifacts and public spaces alike.

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