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Heroes

The father of the CIA: Wild Bill Donovan

Wild Bill Donovan was no ordinary man. He was a true American legend – a soldier, a lawyer, a CIA intelligence officer, and a diplomat.

John Baca medal of honor winner.
Vietnam War

Medal of Honor Monday: Sergeant First Class John Baca

Embark on an extraordinary tale of courage and selflessness as we delve into the heroic saga of Sergeant First Class John Phillip Baca.

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Revolutionary War

Today in military history: US Army is founded

On June 14, 1775, the United States Army was born when the Continental Congress assumed control of the New England army.

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History

Today in military history: Alexander the Great dies

On what would be June 13 in the year 323 BC, Alexander the Great, king of Macedonia and conqueror of nations, died at the age of 33.

A group of soldiers walking through a dry, grassy field. They are wearing camouflage uniforms, tactical vests, and helmets. The soldier in the center is holding a rifle and has a blue canister attached to his vest. The background shows leafless trees and a few buildings.
Military News

6 pieces of gear worn by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy

Since the full-scale Russian invasion in February 2022, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has traded his suits and ties for olive drab.

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Navy

A Navy diver lived a record-breaking 100 days underwater

On June 9, 2023, Dr. Joseph Dituri, Ph.D. resurfaced at Key Largo, Florida after living underwater for 100 days.

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World War II

Why the National Museum of the Pacific War is in Texas

The National Museum of the Pacific War is a world-class institution and an affiliate of the Smithsonian Institute.

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Aircraft

Why flares are the first line of defense for military aircraft in flight

The objective of flares is to prompt the heat radiation-guide missile to find the heat signature from the flare.

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World War II

The last horse charge of American cavalry was in World War II

While Poland is sometimes mocked for sending horse cavalry against tanks in WWII, the U.S. launched its own final cavalry charge.

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Vietnam War

Medal of Honor Monday: James Anderson, Jr.

PFC James Anderson, Jr., was the first Black Marine to be awarded the prestigious Medal of Honor.

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Vietnam War

Medal of Honor Monday: Oscar P. Austin

Oscar P. Austin embodied the very spirit of selflessness and courage. This is his story.

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World War I

How an Army captain invented blood banks during WWI

Blood banks played a vital role in patient care regarding the blood transfusion-related mistakes during World War I.

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Navy

Popeye the Sailor was based on a real person – and this is what he looked like

Cartoonist E.C. Segar created Popeye the Sailor in 1919 after taking a correspondence course on drawing from a guy in Cleveland.

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Navy

A sixth grade history project exonerated the captain of the USS Indianapolis

Hunter Scott, now a naval aviator himself, poured through government documents as a sixth-grade student to set the record straight.

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History

5 famous times senior enlisted told officers to shove it

Sometimes, soldiers choose not to follow orders. Sometimes they save lives, cities, or the entire world. Learn about 5 famous instances.

Military armored vehicles with North Korean flags are driving down a city street lined with tall apartment buildings, while a crowd of people on the sidewalk waves and holds umbrellas. A uniformed officer is walking near the vehicles. The sky is clear with some clouds.
Korean War

Why brainwashing is so effective in communist countries

The research and analysis of brainwashing, also known as thought reform, falls under social influence in psychology.

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Military Culture

6 surprise barracks inspections that will make you LOL

We all know to make everything disappear before a scheduled inspection, but the unexpected ones sometimes make for great stories.

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World War I

There’s a German U-boat at the bottom of Lake Michigan

In 1992, a recovery crew found a German U-Boat at the bottom of Lake Michigan. What on Earth was it doing there?

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Aircraft

This is what happened when a C-130 and a C-17 had a baby

The A-400M Atlas gives the versatility of the C-130 with the hauling ability of the C-17. It's the best parts of both cargo planes.

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History

Today in military history: Greek soldiers sack and burn Troy

On June 11, 1184 BC, hidden Greek soldiers opened the gates to the city of Troy and laid waste to the once famed city.