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The German surface fleet in World War II was small with only a few capital ships. When the Tirpitz sank in 1944, it was out of the fight.

British V bombers were advanced combat aircraft that could deliver nuclear weapons accurately and quickly.

Marines developed Operation Whalers as a sequel to Operation Red Wings in order to prevent disruptions to the upcoming election.

Six women earned the Silver Star for valor for actions since "The War to End All Wars." Learn about their amazing accomplishments.

These are seven of the best ways infantrymen create those unbreakable brotherhoods seen in military movies and television shows.

Sometimes, the truth about military life doesn't live up to loved ones' expectations. Either way, here are 9 lies that usually do the trick.

To be eligible for VA loans, you have to meet only one certain conditions, as long as you received a general discharge or better.

As you'll learn in this episode of From Military to Millionaire, VA loan limits vary depending on where you live.

In World Wars I and II, hundreds of thousands of soldiers fought from their trusty steeds: bicycles. Learn about the bicycle brigade.

Agents from the CID go in anytime the Army is — or might have been — a party to a major crime.

Tell us which one you secretly (or not so secretly) love.

It's reported that approximately 15 tons of pancake mix was imported and was never detected by Japanese forces.

The now-famous monoplane, The Spirit of St. Louis, successfully carried Lindbergh for over 33 hours before landing in Paris to a hero’s welcome.

It might seem odd for a sailor to retire in the middle of the biggest war the world had seen, but Nathan Cook was pushing 60 in 1942.

The atomic weapons used against Japan and the nuclear weapons stockpiled around the world convert energy into devastating effects.

Take a quick glance and you'll see that a lot of the best baseball players, at one point or another, wore a much different uniform.

Did you know that Stan Lee used his Army experiences to perfect comic book making? Learn how.

Here are a few qualities that veterans have had drilled into them every day since basic training that civilian employers adore.

On May 19, 1848, Mexico ratified the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, thus ending the Mexican-American War.

We've all heard of fighter aces. Find out what it took to become a u-boat ace back in World War II.