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Since the first successful aerial refueling, the Air Force has mastered the art and used it to project air power for 100 years.

NASA is conducting extensive research before sending humans to Mars. The first CHAPEA mission crew includes a Navy microbiologist.

The new long-range missile in Kharkiv won’t allow the Ukrainian forces to hit Moscow or Saint Petersburg, but still well inside Russia.

Decades after they went missing in Vietnam, Col. Ernest Leo De Soto and Capt. Frederick Mervyn Hall were finally accounted for.

Considering how much power the best military movies have, you would think they'd be up for an Oscar. You’d be wrong.

With Ukraine in an all-out war, the chaplain corps had to grow. Air National Guard Chaplain (Capt.) Vladimir Marius Steliac is helping.

John Henry Turpin was a Black sailor working as a mess attendant. He’d only been in the Navy for two years when the USS Maine exploded.

From Kitsap to Carso, Greely to Hawaii, this list proves there's something for everyone - if you know what you're looking for.

This animosity is mostly directed toward senior enlisted ranks known as NCOs (Army/Air Force), Staff NCOs (USMC), and the Chiefs (Navy).

The nickname for the light-wheeled Army transport, "Jeep," has a few different origin theories, but it appears to be a from a comic.

The largest bombing raid of World War II was the British attack on Cologne, Germany, on May 30, 1942, involving over 1,000 bombers.

Led by Colonel Gamal Abdel Nasser, the Society of Free Officers forced the corrupt King Farouk to abdicate and relinquish his power.

Japan wasn't the only combatant in World War II that had manned torpedoes, but Britain's version had different intentions for the pilots.

Buffalo Soldiers served in the face of extreme racism and prejudice from the people they served with and people they protected.

WWII tank crews often added extra layers of protection to their vehicles. Some added tank armor was more effective than others, though.

There's probably no greater argument in favor of issuing bottled beer to troops in combat than the story of William Speakman.

Warsaw was the largest Jewish ghetto in Nazi-occupied Europe during World War II, cruelly imprisoning more than 400,000 Jews.

On July 21, 1861, the first major land battle of the Civil War took place at Bull Run in Northern Virginia.

North Korea is reportedly detaining an active duty U.S. Army soldier after he illegally crossed the Demilitarized Zone during a tour.

This goes way beyond MREs.