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This is the storied history behind the drill sergeant’s campaign hat
Army

This is the storied history behind the drill sergeant’s campaign hat

The very moment a United States Armed Forces recruit steps foot off the bus, they'll be greeted by a non-commissioned officer wearing a campaign hat and, in that moment, their life will change forever. Every branch in the Armed Forces (wit…

6 people general officers should have in their entourage
Military Culture

6 people general officers should have in their entourage

All senior officers, but especially generals and admirals, have entourages that exist solely to ensure that the general is as effective and safe as possible. They do everything from managing the general's calendar to grabbing his dry cleaning. But …

This mediocre Arisaka rifle was good enough in WWII
World War II

This mediocre Arisaka rifle was good enough in WWII

The average Japanese infantryman was a highly-trained soldier. That said, some of his weapons weren't exactly the best in the world. While the United States gave its troops a classic rifle in the form of the M1 Garand, Japanese troops were left wit…

Snipers made three out of four of their longest kills with this rifle
Weapons

Snipers made three out of four of their longest kills with this rifle

Snipers specialize in taking out enemy personnel from well beyond the average grunt's range. Lately, due to advances in technology and an amazing degree of skill, the distances from which snipers are scoring kills are getting longer and longer. In …

exercise routine
Fitness

Can you handle this 7-minute exercise routine?

As part of the crazy world of the military, our schedules are freakin' hectic. We have a boatload of responsibilities to complete daily and, after everything's done, we have to try and carve out time to get a solid workout in. That sh*t is…

Why the US military has shoulder pockets
Army

Why the US military has shoulder pockets

In 2004, the U.S. Army unveiled its new combat uniform, complete with upgrades including wrinkle-free fa…

9 reasons it’s perfectly fine to be a POG
Military Culture

9 reasons it’s perfectly fine to be a POG

Right out of the gate, lets get to what POG stands for. It's Person Other than Grunt. Grunts are infantry soldiers. Sure, their jobs rarely make the recruiting posters, but soldiers with jobs like human administration, water purificatio…

WATCH: Why the Viet Cong tunnels were so deadly
Vietnam War

WATCH: Why the Viet Cong tunnels were so deadly

During the Vietnam war, America and its South Vietnamese allies forces faced a deadly enemy that not only fought on the jungle's surface but could raise up from concealed underground bunkers and tunnels to ambush troops as well. Travel …

Malian soldiers stand in formation during the closing ceremony of Exercise Flintlock in Bamako, Mali, November 20, 2008. Flintlock, a multinational military exercise, is designed to build relationships and capacity among security forces throughout the Trans-Saharan region of Africa.
Weapons

This carbine was the predecessor to the AK-47

The classic that predates the legend.

6 top secret bases that changed history
History

6 top secret bases that changed history

Secrets are hard to keep, and secrets that require a lot of real estate are even harder to keep. Here are six examples of large-scale efforts that managed to maintain the utmost secrecy and wound up changing the course of history as a result:

Here’s what a Navy corpsman does when a Marine is hit
Careers

Here’s what a Navy corpsman does when a Marine is hit

Marines rushing into combat count on the corpsman to come to their aid if they're hit. Here's what the sailors do after the call of, "Corpsman up!"1. Rush to the casualty

A black-and-white photo of a man standing confidently in the center, wearing a dark hat, a light-colored shirt with a tie, a jacket, and a wide belt with a decorative buckle. He has a mustache and is surrounded by a group of men, most of whom are also wearing hats and suits, looking towards him with interest. The setting appears to be outdoors.
World War II

Why the government sent Walt Disney to South America to stop Nazi sympathy

A group of people on a boat dressed in costumes, including a person with a long beard and a crown holding a trident, resembling Poseidon or Neptune. Some individuals have body paint and wear headpieces or skirts made of natural materials. The sea is visible in the background. One person has Russian text painted on their back. The image is black and white.
Military Culture

This ‘line-crossing ceremony’ is performed on boats crossing the equator

Lt. Col Hackworth is a legend now, but he wasn’t always one
Korean War

Lt. Col Hackworth is a legend now, but he wasn’t always one

David Hackworth, affectionately known as "Hack," was a one-of-a-kind American soldier and a legend among the troops. His military acumen both on and off the battlefield are rivaled by few. His service spanned nearly three decades and began at th…

6 stupid simple steps to achieving stronger pull-ups
Fitness

6 stupid simple steps to achieving stronger pull-ups

For Marines, doing twenty solid pull-ups is literally good for your career. Each time your chin crosses the bar's threshold is five more points added to your physical fitness test score. That's huge for any jarhead looking to get promoted…

canadian soldier
World War II

How a single Canadian soldier captured 160 Nazis in one day

gregor macgregor
History

The story of Gregor MacGregor’s wild climb as a fake prince

nick kimmel
Mental Health

How combat wounded Marine, triple amputee is fighting for better prosthetic technology

1208
Combat Stories

Green Berets lead the 1208 Foundation in its mission to save lives

choose a red dot for your shotgun
Weapons

How to choose a red dot for your shotgun