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Ruben Ayala thought he’d join the Army to see the world and use the time to figure out what he wanted to do with his life.

But before she was named the Executive Director of Second Service Foundation in 2022, the big dream for Lauren Hope was to become a chef. 

President Biden appointed Isabella Casillas Guzman to be the Secretary of the SBA. One of her first initiatives was to serve our military.

Wayne Peacock has spent the last 30 years devoted to serving the military community at USAA and Face the Fight.

The four founders of WATM came together with the idea of building a once in a lifetime military lifestyle and entertainment publication.

On Nov. 1, 1952, the U.S. tested the first hydrogen bomb. To date, five countries have successfully tested hydrogen bombs.

IDF troops are issued a rifle that many people may not be able to identify. Let’s dig into the history of current IDF standard issue rifles.

In response to the Hamas terrorist attacks on Israel on October 7, 2023, the U.S. military conducted two airstrikes against targets in Syria.

IDF ground battalions lack organic precision indirect fire systems to respond to individual targets; that's where Iron Sting comes in.

On Oct. 31, 1917, the Third Battle of Gaza began as Allied forces attacked the Turks at Beersheba in Palestine.

On Oct. 30, 1965, U.S. Marines repelled an attack by violent waves of Viet Cong troops just miles from Da Nang in Central Vietnam.

In line with renaming bases that were established as tributes to Confederate leaders, Fort Gordon is officially redesignated Fort Eisenhower.

While the US developed the F-16 Fighting Falcon, the Soviet Union had the MiG-29. So how did this Soviet fighter jet end up flying for NATO?

During WWII, the Army mounted the M2A1 105mm howitzer on the M3 Lee medium tank chassis to make the M7 Priest.

Reportedly, the Hamas tunnels run from beneath the Gaza Strip into Israel and even Egypt. They are said to be as deep as 165 feet below.

At the U.S. Army Infantry School at Fort Moore (Fort Benning), you'll hear drill sergeants snapping the civilian out of young infantrymen.

Ever heard of the Lost Battalion? No? Well buckle up, warriors, because this tale is straight out of Hollywood.

The Space Marines of Warhammer 40,000 are the most beloved fictional version of our beloved, real-life Marine Corps.

On Oct. 29, 1956, Israel invaded Egypt, then Britain and France invaded shortly after, sparking the Suez Crisis.

To the public, they're the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment, but to the US Army they're known as the legendary Night Stalkers.