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On May 13, 1862, Robert Smalls, an enslaved African American and ship pilot, stole a Confederate ship and snuck it to Union lines.

From the director to the composer and several others, Shogun has a strong military influence.

If something like a “how-to do something obviously illegal” guide or website is publicly available, best to assume it’s for entertainment purposes only. This airman did not.

Dogs make everything better - especially a ruff deployment (see what we did there?).

The heroics of the Cockleshell heroes, while often forgotten, were truly legendary.

The CIA's precursor, the OSS, commissioned a special report on the German leader. Their predictions were eerily accurate.

This isn’t Army veteran Matthew Parker’s first rodeo. He’s been in and out of Ukraine multiple times since the beginning of the conflict. Here's why.

MilSpouses are perfectly suited to be entrepreneurs. Here are three you need to know this Military Spouse Appreciation Day.

There are very few accomplishments in existence more highly regarded than the Medal of Honor.

Though close order drill is no longer used to move troop formations around the battlefield, it is still very much a part of military culture.

John Wayne never served a day in the military, but he certainly was one very vocal supporter of the troops. During World War II he tried to enter the military, but between a series of old injuries from his acting career and a bodysurfing…