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The acronym S.K.A.T.E. reveals 5 insider tips for skating in the military. Find out what it means here.

Troops and tattoos go hand in hand, so here are a few tips to make sure your new tattoo isn't a regrettable (and permanent) experience.

On May 18, 1291, Acre, the last Crusader stronghold in the Middle East, fell to the Muslim Mamluks, ending Crusader control of the Holy Land.

Most people know about military working dogs, but there are some lesser known military animals that also conduct missions.

Marines speak a different language than the rest of the United States. Here's a list of Marine terms you'll only get if you're in the club.

Mitchell Paige was so pissed off that he killed them all and then led a bayonet charge to break down their entire line. Read more on WATM.

In 1769, Washington brought a list of resolutions to the Virginia colony legislature, subverting British taxation without representation.

The U.S. Air Force is beginning to replace its aging fleet of E-3A Sentry AWACS aircraft that revolutionized air-to-air combat.

Selecting the best 9mm ammo for your specific needs can be a daunting task, given the numerous factors to consider.

While building up a strong numerical advantage over the Nazi Luftwaffe, the RAF turned to Thunderbolts and Typhoons.

Corporal Jason Lee Dunham was a member of the U.S. Marine Corps who received a posthumous Medal of Honor, through courageous action in Iraq.

On May 25, 1953, the U.S. military tested a 280mm atomic cannon shell over Nevada it codenamed Grable.

Captain Michael "Hell Roarin'" Healy, known for bringing the reindeer to Alaska, but it's far from his only claim to fame.

This is a family feud like the world has never seen. There’s a reason World War I escalated so quickly, of course: it was personal.

On May 16, 1771, the Battle of Alamance ended the War of the Regulation, a war that some say was the start of the American Revolution.

In the military, if you did good work, you may have heard the term "Bravo Zulu," which means "well done," — but...why?

While Germany didn't necessarily start World War I, it didn't do much to stop it, either.

These 7 snipers from around the world reached out and touched the enemy with the longest sniper kills in military history.

For fighter pilots, air-to-air kills are the ultimate bragging point of skill. The Navy's first of WWII was recorded by a flying boat.

Staff Sgt. Ray C. Hunt escaped the Bataan Death March that killed thousands, and then led guerrilla forces against the Japanese.