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The somewhat magical singing voice of Bobby Osborne, from legendary Bluegrass group The Osborne Brothers, almost died in the Korean War.

Albert Hakim had a finger on the pulse of some of America's most critical covert operations, and his actions had far-reaching implications.

The dawn of autonomous warfare is upon us, reshaping the battlefield's very essence, raising questions that stretch beyond mere technology.

Immerse yourself in the mystery and marvel that is Langley—the CIA's nerve center and America's fortress of secrets.

At the state level, different National Guards also maintain partnerships with foreign countries.

Armenia and Russia have retained close relations since the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, but the country has been slowly breaking away.

The Air Force's Rapid Dragon program would allow cargo aircraft to become strike and bomber planes, threatening enemy forces.

BRP Sierra Madre has a long history, and it still serves a very important strategic purpose for the Philippines: keeping China away.

For Area 51, the line between reality and folklore is blurred, leading to a cloud of mystery that hovers over the secretive military base.

USAF veteran Bob Ross was truly one in a million. Now, his first painting from his iconic tv show is going for almost $10 million.

Law firms have spent more than $145 million with ads about Camp Lejeune Justice, and there’s a reason for it.

Just because the U.S. military was preoccupied with the Civil War doesn’t mean it stopped everything else it was doing around the world.

Here are five more military spouses making their marks on the world despite the many, many obstacles the military throws their way.

This article covers pay and benefits, mission execution, and culture when deciding to enlist in the military or commission as an officer.

There's a reason people were glued to their TV sets.

Al Schmid was listening to the radio on Monday, December 8th when he learned about the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.

In 1918, British troops attacked Turkish lines in Palestine during the Sinai and Palestine campaign of the Middle Eastern theater of WWI. 

The best kind of war is the rare kind where no one gets hurt. Leave it to the Netherlands to fight that kind of war.

The story goes that captain of the Royal Navy’s HMS Bounty, Lt. William Bligh, was a harsh captain in an already-harsh environment.

Disappearances within the Bermuda Triangle are some of the most well-known mysteries in U.S. history. Here is one of the most famous.