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Airman Hilliard A. Wilbanks grabbed his M16 and assumed the close air support role with it. He would earn the Medal of Honor.

After WWII, President Truman decided to resupply Berlin by air. The result was a massive airlift campaign known as the Berlin Airlift.

There are troops that you always want to have your back: the cooks, the medics, and whoever happens to be repeating this saying.

On Oct 14. 1947, U.S. Air Force Captain Chuck Yeager broke the sound barrier in the X-1, a rocket plane nicknamed “Glamorous Glennis”.

Russia is once again testing its very stupid nuclear-powered cruise missile. The Burevestnik is a boondoggle if there ever was one.

Ukraine's thermobaric drone payloads let it compete against a leader in the weapon type and obliterate bunkers and trench fortifications.

A solicitation for military artificial intelligence, or AI, hints at machine-learning algorithms that hunt for rival scientific advances.

A lot of shooters have been wondering, will 5.7x28 replace 9mm? And it’s a good question. It’s an old one, but still viable.

In 1970, the Soviet Union started asking around about whether or not anyone would really care if they launched a nuclear war against China.

For Purple Heart recipients the questions can be quite invasive, soliciting detail when a relationship has not been established.

The Purple Heart is one of the most distinguished awards. Receiving the Purple Heart means being wounded or killed while fighting the enemy.

Still a territory during WWII, Hawaii was a major staging ground for American forces headed west across the Pacific.

On Oct. 13, 1775, the Continental Congress passed a resolution to create the first naval force, the precursor to the United States Navy.

The USS Simpson, who lowered her flag for the last time in 2015, was the only ship in the active fleet which sank an enemy ship in combat.

Dogs have many uses within the military. They've received medals, and they have saved the lives of countless service members.

Oscar Boelcke came up with eight rules for rookie combat pilots in World War I that would stand for decades.

For the Civil War flag bearers, the job was an incredibly important honor. The color bearers always had to be in front towards the enemy.

Goose was right about being too close for missiles.

On Oct. 12, 2000, the USS Cole was attacked by terrorists. It was the deadliest attack against a U.S. vessel since 1987.

The mystery of "rock apes," the mysterious creature during the Vietnam war.