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Army uniforms have changed a lot throughout the years, depending on the nature of the conflict at hand. Everything you need to know.

During the War of 1812, Shawnee leader Tecumseh, a great orator and unifier of Native American tribes, joined the British side.

Italy was the first place where the secrets of Operation Gladio came to light. But this covert op was far from an Italian-only endeavor.

When you think of the CIA, James Bond-esque escapades might come to mind, but Operation CHAOS made it a real-life saga.

Operation Northwoods: It sounds like the title of a suspenseful military thriller. But this isn't a work of fiction.

We’re here to talk about which pistol light is the best in 2023 and why I believe there should be a light on every firearm you own.

Putting the Glock 43x vs Sig Sauer P365XL is like putting Ford against Chevy. They both lose. One just loses with a little more pizazz.

Here are 18 photos from the historic Battle of the Bulge and Germany's last gasp of WWII that show what life was like in the winter Hell.

When aspiring operators are being screened for selection into Delta Force, a collection of the most elite soldiers in the Army.

The power of the bombs at Hiroshima and Nagasaki yielded an equivalent of about 36,000 tons of TNT. But modern nukes are something else.

Unlike traditional stretchers made of wood poles and canvas, these metal stretchers could be more easily mass produced.

On Oct. 4, 1957, the Soviet Union launched Sputnik I, becoming the first country to put a satellite in space.

Here's WATM's list of 7 skills you learned that got you by during your time in uniform military life hacks to simplify life on the outside.

The best time you'll ever have without seeing the sun for months on end.

Marine infantrymen are certified badasses capable of destroying enemy positions and forces with high levels of violence.

military ghost stories

On Oct. 3, 1942, Germany successfully tested the V-2 rocket, the world’s first long-range guided ballistic missile.

On April 24, 1943, the Coast Guard braved leaping flames and saved New York City from a disaster involving the SS El Estero.

No matter how many times history proves it, invading enemies still trust Russian peasants to help them and it always blows up in their faces.

History is accompanied by strange stories, double agents, secret messages and disappearances. Here are the weirdest military mysteries.