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Let's face it, there are some cool rifles out there. But even the Germans had a dud in the G36 rifle, which they looked to replace.

On Sep. 26, 1945, U.S. Army Lt. Col. Peter Dewey became the first American service member to be killed in post-WWII Vietnam.

There’s a memorable scene in the 1970 film “Patton,” where a reporter asks General Patton about his pearl-handled revolvers.

Here are 7 things CareerCast failed to mention about why being an enlisted service member is actually the worst.

Let's be clear — all battles suck, but here is a partial list of five of the worst modern battles to be a bottom-of-the-barrel foot soldier.

Millionaire scientist and Wall Street tycoon Alfred Lee Loomis who personally funded scientific research at Tuxedo Park.

The legacy of the Pando Commandos continues as the 10th Mountain still trains in the icy hell known as Fort Drum.

On Sep. 25 1957, the U.S. Army’s 101st Airborne Division escorted nine Black students into the all-white Central High School.

The P-38 Lighting was a superb long-range fighter in all theaters of the war. The plane is best known for the "Zero Dark Thirty" operation.

On December 8, 2021, I almost lost my combat veteran husband to suicide—words I never thought would be a part of our story.

Rum running, also referred to as bootlegging, is the unlawful business of smuggling alcoholic beverages where such activity is prohibited.

He was Hitler's favored general, but the bloom was off the rose in 1944 when Hitler made Rommel kill himself.

The U.S. has a legitimate claim as one of the more honorable warfighting nation but still have weapons declared illegal by our enemies.

Traitors have the ability to cause the most grievous harm to the security of the United States and compromise its military.

Dubbed the "Bouncing Betty" by American infantrymen, these mines were buried just underground, only exposing three prongs on the top.

On Sep. 23, 1779, John Paul Jones won the naval Battle of Flamborough Head after engaging the Serapis and Countess of Scarborough.

After decades of service, numerous deployments, and bitter combat a certain hardness sets in with a particular way of speaking.

Amongst the salty naval slang and unique phrases found in the military, there are common words that hold a completely different meaning.

A Marine infantryman, also known as a grunt, is a peculiar creature. There is one thing however he must not do.

The Revolutionary Marine Corps, more properly the Continental Marine Corps, conducted landings and defended ships.