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While legendary on the battlefield, you may not know the M1 carbine was created by a convicted murderer…while he was incarcerated.

Imagine you work the tower or deck of an aircraft carrier. How about a B-52 BUFF flying below the deck, just over the waves?

Three divisions under the LXXXIV Army Corps actively resisted the Allied troops. Here are 7 D-Day weapons Germany used.

How did a massive section of boring forest far from the water become essential to Naval Support Activity Crane? Let's find out.

Things happen, and the last thing you want is someone breaking into your home and getting their hands on your firearms.

Today in 1972, after eight years of fighting the Vietnamese Communists, the United States withdrew the last of its ground forces.

Accessorizing your AR-15 for tactical uses isn’t as straight to the point as it may seem. Let’s talk about AR-15 accessories.

A typical Forward Air Controller mission consisted of establishing visual and radio contact with ground forces engaged with the enemy.

Mrs. Roosevelt continued traveling for the war effort and on behalf of her husband, until his death in April 1945.

In one viral chain letter, a Red Cross volunteer solicited so much money to give ice to hot troops that she overwhelmed her post office.

The Battle of Najaf was a gritty encounter which pitted U.S. and Iraqi government forces against the Mahdi Army in 2004.

On Aug. 10, 1961, the U.S. Army used Agent Orange in Vietnam for the first time. Its aftermath is still felt today by U.S. veterans.

The decision that most haunted President Truman was invading Korea, and a package from a Gold Star father drove the point home.

From August 7th, 1942, to February 9th, 1943, American and Japanese forces fought for control of the island of Guadalcanal.

Let's talk about what you need to know when driving across state lines as well as what to do when flying with your firearms.

On August 7th, we celebrate Purple Heart Day. Today America recognizes the brave men and women wounded or killed while serving.

Surprisingly, despite the advent of missiles and jet engines, the tail gun persisted on airplanes well into the late 20th century.

The resistance there almost threw a wrench in the entire Nazi war plan. As the Nazis advanced on the town, Soviet tanks moved to defend it.

Before getting into the details, let it be known that American nuclear submarines can come to rest on the ocean floor. But should they?

Believe it or not, no weapon turns more heads while cracking the most skulls quite like the shovel does.