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The rule is a proposal from the 2026 NDAA.

Army Col. Frank Rubio's path to becoming a record-setting astronaut wasn't by design.

It took down gangsters, Nazis, and communists all the same.

"Mad Anthony" Wayne's willingness to put himself in harm's way inspired loyalty among his troops.

New commanders, historical ships, and Sabaton!

It's a old school move with a modern twist: drones.

Dieter Dengler survived more than three weeks in the jungle and was near death when he was rescued.

In 2006, Air Force was the last service academy team to play in the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament.

We want to know: Which organizations are living up to their mission?

Bert Bell's creation causes an annual frenzy among the league's fans this time of year.

Collectors and military history fans alike will love the new hardcover.

Union troops returning from Confederate POW camps scrambled for their lives.

Survivors from the USS Indianapolis spent five days in shark-infested waters.

It came to represent the founding of America and much more.

The HMS Jersey was no one's idea of a pleasure cruise.

"Sum Function" spotlights the Oscar Mike Militia, a wheelchair rugby team. The players' bond goes far beyond sports, though.

Invisible ink was known as "sympathetic stain" during the Revolutionary War. By any name, it was an effective spying tool.

"Lucky Lindy" refused to let anything stop him from making history.

Say goodbye to the moto grip.