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Fixed Wing

The new E-7 Wedgetail Airborne Warning and Control System ‘AWACS’ replacement

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

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Firearms

The ultimate guide to choosing the best 9mm ammo

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

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World War II

Thunderbolts and Typhoons: Allied answer to the German Panzers of WWII

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

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Air Force

Look out for these cargo bombers!

Two U.S. Air Force Special Operations Command MC-130J cargo bombers executed a unique live fire demonstration.

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History

The Tech Admirals: Jackie Fisher and Hyman Rickover

Two navy admirals, Jackie Fisher and Hyman Rickover, recognized the tremendous impact of new technology.

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Firearms

Crucial concealed carry abilities every accountable firearm owner must acquire

In this article, we'll cover the most critical concealed carry skills that every responsible gun owner should practice and perfect.

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Firearms

SHOT Show 2023 was full of new products and innovations for gun enthusiasts

In this post, we'll take a closer look at some of the highlights from SHOT Show 2023. So buckle up, and let's dive right in!

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Mighty Heroes

MoH Monday: Corporal Jason Lee Dunham

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.

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Cold War

The Atomic Cannon was a thing during the Cold War

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

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Coast Guard

This is the official history of the Coast Guard’s ‘Hell Roarin’ legend

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

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World War I

Did you know that WWI began among cousins?

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.

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Revolutionary War

Today in military history: Battle of Alamance preludes Revolutionary War

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.

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Navy

Here’s where the term Bravo Zulu comes from

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

Why was Germany blamed for World War I?
World War I

This is why Germany gets blamed for starting World War I

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

Longest Sniper Shots
Army

7 longest range sniper kills in history

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

Military Spouse Advocacy Network Military Spouse Leadership Development Program
Family & MilSpouse

Military Spouse Advocacy Network launches the third annual Military Spouse Leadership Development Program

In celebration of Military Spouse Appreciation Day, MSAN is honored to again offer the Military Spouse Leadership Development Program (MSLDP), presented by Car Donation Foundation’s Vehicles for Veterans.

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Resources

Unlock the power of Army perks

The benefits of joining the Army aren't just financial - but that helps, too.

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World War II

The Navy’s first air-to-air kill of WWII wasn’t scored by a fighter

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.

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World War II

This POW led over 3,000 guerrillas after escaping the Bataan Death March

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

Women’s Auxiliary Army Corps
Today in Military History

Today in military history: Women’s Auxiliary Army Corps is formed

On May 15, 1942, the Women’s Auxiliary Army Corps (WAAC) was created, granting women official military status.