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Although Armed Forces Day was banned under Soviet rule from 1947 to 1992, the holiday was revived. In 2023, Poland celebrated with its largest Armed Forces Day Parade.

In response to the Maui disaster, Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin designated Army BGen Stephen Logan as commander of Joint Task Force 50.

A U.S. official approved Denmark and the Netherlands to send Ukraine F-16 Fighting Falcon fighter jets following Ukrainian pilot training.

Russian defensive belts are a major problem, but Ukrainian mine detection is improving fast with old techniques and new tech.

As social norms have changed, so have the expectations of military spouses. These modern changes are making MilSpouse life easier.

When the US entered the war in Dec. 1941, the Army Air Forces’ primary fighter, the P-40 Warhawk was already fighting in North Africa.

The Marines locate, close with, and destroy the enemy. You know what else the Marines are good at ruining? The great outdoors!

Paddle boarding and kayaking can provide the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. Learn how veterans can find peace through it.

Some military retirees become defense contractors, so living in the military community just makes sense. This is true for the Graybeards.

Born in 247 B.C.E. in North Africa, the military mastery of Hannibal Barca is the stuff legends are made of.

Check out these 5 ways to save on back-to-school shopping–some might surprise you. Sharpen those pencils and bust out the wide-ruled paper!

The Navy's oldest active warship and the world's oldest ship still afloat. You could sail on it through a social media contest.

Although budget optics offer a significant discount from their premium competitors, they lack a combat track record...until now.

The strategy was bold and ambitious. Capture Gibraltar and use it as a springboard for a daring invasion of mainland Britain.

In April 1814, Britain started the Corps of Colonial Marines and actively recruited enslaved people with promises of freedom.

Survive the Raft is hosted by Nate Boyer, former Green Beret, athlete and a Hollywood triple-threat actor/writer/director.

Even in his advanced age, one Civil War veteran stood tall on his own two legs and declared, “Hitler is a bag of wind."

The former general-in-chief of U.S. forces and active Gen. George McClellan ran against his own president and friend during the Civil War.

United States Marines learn their own unique combatives in the process of becoming Marines, but the atomic wedgie is an odd move.

The Navy reached out to the Smithsonian Institution, which was then called the United States National Museum, for help naming submarines.