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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.

In 2024, the U.S. Mint will issue quarters featuring five prominent American women. This run includes Dr. Mary Edwards Walker.

Customizing and building your AR-15 is a very intimate process. You’re fine-tuning it to meet your specific needs. Let us help you out.

The City of Miami Police Department is collecting guns through a voluntary buyback program and sending them to Ukraine.

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

Happy birthday, U.S. Coast Guard! Today we come to celebrate the fact that the USCG has been defending our country's shores since 1790.

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.

Every November 10th and 11th, you'll be singing the Marine Corps Hymn, a song about the Halls of Montezuma and the Shores of Tripoli.

In 2020, approximately 11 Ohioans died every day of accidental opioid overdose. A new documentary, Small Town Strong, documents the journey.

Protected by iron or steel armor plates, Japan’s first ironclad warship was originally built for the Confederate States Navy.

In 1932, Americans were overwhelmingly supportive of China, mainly due to the writing and works of Pearl S. Buck.

The Tatra 87 was Hitler's car of the future. It was the Allies' vehicle of choice for the Nazis, too – because it would eventually kill them.

He survived the war and lived until 2002.

The Spanish-American War would come to be known by a nickname, "The Splendid Little War."But it was not always easy.

Soviet cosmonauts early in the space race had a unique problem that the Americans didn't when it came to returning to Earth: bears.

Building an "SHTF" rifle on a budget has gotten easier over the years. Let's take a look at how to get it done!