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The World War II commander who helped John Wayne make an iconic war movie
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…
This is why the UH-1 Huey became a symbol of the Vietnam War
The Vietnam War's icon was arguably the UH-1 helicopter. Officially designated the Iroquois ('Huey' is more of a term of endearment), thi…
See what it was like to fight in a WWII Sherman tank
The Sherman tank of World War II is both legendary and infamous. It was selected for World War II by Gen. George S. Patton, Jr. himself, America's first tank officer and a pioneer of armored strategy. The traits for which Patton loved th…
6 weird laws unique to the US military
U.S. troops obey a set of legal guidelines called the Uniform Code of Military Justice. While the UCMJ mirrors civilian law in many ways, there are some laws on the military books that are unique and somewhat bizarre.Here's a sampling of…
5 spies that creatively destroyed the enemy
Spies sacrifice a normal life to provide their country with actionable intelligence. Their patriotism comes at the cost of risking life and limb, imprisonment, and public damnation. Often, they have to think outside the box to accomplish the mission…
The last American convicted of treason served Japan during World War II
He served more time than any other Japanese war criminal.