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The Army’s new rifle qualification is more realistic

The Army’s new rifle qualification is more realistic

By Miguel Ortiz

navy birthday celebration

Happy birthday, Navy! A guide to America’s Naval force

By Jessica Evans

77 years after he deployed for WWII, hospice gave this couple the wedding photos they always wanted

By Miguel Ortiz

Davis-Monthan AFB

The complete base guide to Davis-Monthan AFB

By Jessica Evans

This is what a silencer for howitzers looks like

This is what a silencer for howitzers looks like

By Blake Stilwell

The 11 best air forces in the world

The 11 best air forces in the world

By Harold C. Hutchison

18 terms only soldiers will understand

18 terms only soldiers will understand

4 unusual tasks Corpsmen do that their recruiters left out

By Tim Kirkpatrick

A split image with two scenes: on the left, a group of soldiers in camouflage uniforms and tactical gear walking purposefully, with one soldier in the center wearing a tan shirt and visible tattoos on his arms; on the right, a man wearing a camouflage cap and a black t-shirt with "ARMY" printed on it, smiling while playing an acoustic guitar and singing into a microphone, with a blurred natural background.

Country music star Michael Ray ‘Inside the Base’ of West Point

By Jessica Manfre

atlantic gap danger

Why the Atlantic Gap was so deadly early in WWII

Military attack helicopter in flight with visible pilots inside the cockpit, equipped with rocket pods and a machine gun mounted on the front, painted in a light gray color with "MARINES" marked on the tail boom.

3 major reasons plastic changed the face of war

A man wearing a dark suit, white shirt, and blue striped tie is sitting on a red chair, gesturing with his hands and smiling. The background is a wooden panel wall.

These 6 veterans went on to become famous NBA players

Army regulations

4 Army regulations every soldier pushes to the limits

By Eric Milzarski

How baseball helped sell record numbers of WWII war bonds

How baseball helped sell record numbers of WWII war bonds

Two military dune buggies are parked on a dry, grassy plain with sparse vegetation. One buggy has a soldier sitting inside, while the other has a soldier climbing into it and another standing nearby. The background shows a hazy landscape with power lines and industrial buildings.

Before he invented the dune buggy, Bruce Meyers survived two kamikazes attacks

By Miguel Ortiz

The conspiracy theory of the underground war between Green Berets and aliens

The conspiracy theory of the underground war between Green Berets and aliens

By Blake Stilwell

You can buy the Army’s new rifle from SIG Sauer

You can buy the Army’s new rifle from SIG Sauer

By Miguel Ortiz

The SEAL behind the ’40 percent rule’ is a fitness beast

The SEAL behind the ’40 percent rule’ is a fitness beast

11 quotes that show the awesomeness of General Patton

11 quotes that show the awesomeness of General Patton

A Marine vet made a daring beer run to Vietnam for his buddies

A Marine vet made a daring beer run to Vietnam for his buddies

By Blake Stilwell

USS Gerald R. Ford, America’s newest carrier, is on its first deployment

By Miguel Ortiz

Aaron Williamson filming

Once homeless, badass Marine now serves as fitness expert for celebrities

By Jessica Manfre

Honoring the ‘Chosin Few’ reunion in 2022

McConnell Air Force Base

The complete guide to McConnell Air Force Base

By Jessica Evans

The complete guide to Air Force bases

By Jessica Evans

A black gravestone in the center of a cemetery, inscribed with a memorial for Dame Fanny Lucy Houston, Arthur Henry Wrey, and Florence Wrey. The gravestone is surrounded by numerous other older gravestones and crosses, with trees in the background. The image is in black and white.

How an English lady ensured Britain could hold the Germans off in World War II

Mountain Home Air Force Base pilots

The complete base guide to Mountain Home Air Force Base

By Jessica Evans

west point flyover

The complete guide to West Point

By Jessica Evans

female Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

The first all-female guard change at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

By Miguel Ortiz

portsmouth medical center

The complete guide to Navy Medical Center Portsmouth

By Jessica Evans

This is how the invention of tarps improved the lives of sailors

Ukraine’s meme army is taking on Russia’s propaganda war and winning

coast guard warships

The Coast Guard found Chinese and Russian warships in Alaska

By Miguel Ortiz

This is America’s Funniest Home Videos: Military

This is America’s Funniest Home Videos: Military

This army sent scouts to find the mythical city of Shangri La

Two men are shaking hands in a formal setting with flags in the background. The man on the left is wearing a suit and tie, while the man on the right is dressed in a dark, embellished outfit with a wide belt and an open-collared shirt. The room has decorative molding and shelves with ornamental items.

Elvis Presley loved music — but he loved the 2nd Amendment more

infantryman sleeping in truck

The top 7 best places for infantrymen to sleep

Top 3 most gruesome prison dungeons in history

A Civil War-era soldier stands on a wooden plank pathway in front of a fortified trench lined with woven branches and logs. Several other soldiers are seated or resting on the trench's edge in the background. The landscape is open and barren with a few leafless trees scattered in the distance. The soldier in the foreground carries a rifle and a canteen, wearing a uniform and cap typical of the period.

The 4 goofiest tactics in military history (that actually worked)

A hunt for a death ray gave us radar

A hunt for a death ray gave us radar

general patton predecessor

Why Patton’s predecessor in North Africa proved so useless against the Nazis

This soldier was the Audie Murphy of the Korean War

The complete guide to Army bases

By Jessica Evans

A detailed black and white illustration depicting a chaotic Civil War battle scene with soldiers engaged in a fierce bayonet charge. The soldiers, wearing period uniforms and hats, are shown in dynamic poses, some lunging with bayonets fixed to rifles, others firing or falling. The background includes more troops advancing and smoke from gunfire, emphasizing the intensity of the conflict. The image is from Harper's Weekly and titled "The War for the Union, 1864—A Bayonet Charge.

5 reasons why the US Civil War was more brutal than other wars of the time

The Chinook could have been a search and rescue legend

The Chinook could have been a search and rescue legend

By Harold C. Hutchison

A group of soldiers in military uniforms and helmets are gathered outdoors on a rough terrain. Most are seated or crouching, holding rifles and other weapons. In the background, there is a large, multi-story building that appears damaged, with smoke or haze around it. The scene suggests a wartime setting.

Why Brazil’s World War II force had the best unit patch

By Blake Stilwell

A soldier wearing a helmet is aiming and firing a grenade launcher while crouched behind cover in a rugged outdoor environment. The image is in black and white.

The Navy built this pump-action grenade launcher for SEALs in Vietnam

By Miguel Ortiz

naval station norfolk

The complete guide to Navy bases

By Jessica Evans

Northrop Grumman and Boom are collaborating on a military version of the Overture supersonic aircraft

By Miguel Ortiz

4 ways America empowered women in order to win WWII

This Air Force base is the only one named after a sailor

By Miguel Ortiz

The 1911 pistol is not ‘just as John Moses Browning’ intended

By Miguel Ortiz

Falsely accused Marine commandos were just exonerated

Falsely accused Marine commandos were just exonerated

Edwards Air Force Base airman

The complete base guide to Edwards Air Force Base

By Jessica Evans

The complete guide to Fort Belvoir Community Hospital

By Jessica Evans

wwii veteran fashion

How World War II military fashion is making a comeback, even among civilians

small unit leadership

This is why the Marine Corps’ success is due to small unit leadership

amphibious operations

This is why amphibious operations need top level operational security

The complete guide to Womack Army Medical Center

By Jessica Evans

These 5 famous musicians were also military veterans

Special Forces veterans were the most important part of ‘Triple Frontier’

Special Forces veterans were the most important part of ‘Triple Frontier’

4 times armies blasted music to intimidate and infuriate their enemies

4 times armies blasted music to intimidate and infuriate their enemies

By Blake Stilwell

This Royal Marine threw himself on a grenade – and walked away with a nosebleed

This Royal Marine threw himself on a grenade – and walked away with a nosebleed

By Blake Stilwell

Why Naval warfare of the future will be more silent than the past