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Putin couldn’t be more wrong to assume the war in Ukraine would end quickly. As the war is now a year old, soldiers are running low on weapons and ammunition. Because of this, both armies have needed to improvise, which has seen the use of some weird weapons. The return of a World War I-era weapon – the Pulemyot Maxima 1910 machine gun, is one example. Ukraine pulled this WWI weapon out of storage and it has been seen with some territorial defense units in Zaporizhzhia Oblast, attached to Soviet-era amphibious vehicles. Make no mistake, the Maxima was used by choice, not desperation, due to a specific advantage: a water cooling system. Modern machine guns often overheat, which means they can only be fired in short bursts and need barrel replacements. The Pulemyot Maxima, though, can be fired for longer, and soldiers need not worry about changing the barrel. Old, but effective. Do you know of any other strange weapons used in the Ukraine war? Which one is your favorite? Let us know in the comments. #themilitaryshow

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