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Just War Theory isn’t fresh off the press. Its footprints can be traced back to the old-timers, but its principles are still relevant.

If you want to serve your country but are looking for inventive ways to do so, consider some unconventional career paths.

Operation Praying Mantis was the largest American surface engagement since WWII and the Navy's first exchange of anti-ship missiles by ships.

The Fighting Season is a six part documentary series that captures what ending a war looks like. The film, which is out now, shows the sacrifices of the men

When Paul Tibbets died in January 2007, he was cremated and had his ashes spread across the English Channel rather than a military burial.

The real-world exploits of this U.S. Marshal sound like the stuff of legend, except most of what you'll hear about Bass Reeves is real.

With a dry cool wit like theirs, they could be action movie stars, too.

On June 9, 1959, America launched the first ballistic missile submarine, USS George Washington, forever changing nuclear deterrence.

Marines don't care where their enemies come from — whether it's another continent or another galaxy, these hands are rated "E" for everyone.

Wherever your radiation is, if you want super accurate measurements of it, you have to make your tools out of low-background steel.

The future looked good for the Model 299 as it dominated a fly-off competition in 1935. But then it crashed and so was disqualified.

Here we explore the grotesque nature of war crimes, recalling some of history's most brutal instances, and the ripple effects that haunt us.

Iva Toguri had the bad fortune of being an American-born woman in Japan during World War II, becoming known as "Tokyo Rose".

After watching these iconic war movies, we'd wager that most ground troops wouldn't mind serving alongside these screen legends.

On June 7, 1942, the Battle of Midway ended, turning the tide of the war for the Americans against the Japanese in the Pacific.

The story of William Francis Buckley is one of tragedy and heroism, but it doesn't end there. It's also a saga of justice.

From WWII all the way to present day, military intelligence (MI) has played a key role in every single conflict.

“Ghosts of Beirut,” a new show from Showtime, follows the founding of that organization by its leader, Imad Mughniyeh.

The Battle of Belleau Wood was an important military and psychological victory. It showed that Americans could defeat Germany's best.

Some of America's heroes don't dive on grenades or shoot down three or four dozen enemy planes. The hero of the Midway did so from a basement.