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This elite Nepalese warrior fought 40 train robbers all by himself
Mighty Heroes

This elite Nepalese warrior fought 40 train robbers all by himself

If a bad guy wants to mess with someone, they should probably make sure that someone is not a Gurkha. Gurkha are a legendary class of Nepalese warriors whose lineage dates back to the Middle Ages. Gurkhas fought first against the British…

7 things you didn’t know about Guadalcanal
World War II

7 things you didn’t know about Guadalcanal

During the seven months of the Guadalcanal campaign, 60,000 U.S. Marines and soldiers killed about 20,000 of the 31,000 Japanese troops on the island. The main objective of the fighting was a tiny airstrip that the Japanese were building at…

The Silent Eagle was the stealth version of the F-15 fighter jet
Military News

The Silent Eagle was the stealth version of the F-15 fighter jet

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Military News

These pianos were built to be airdropped onto WWII battlefields

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Justin Jefferson is sending a military veteran to the Super Bowl

A tan-colored military armored vehicle with large off-road tires is parked on grassy terrain with rocky patches. The vehicle has a reinforced front bumper, multiple antennas, and a mounted weapon system on the roof. In the background, there are mountains with patches of snow under a partly cloudy sky.
Military News

Oshkosh made a hybrid silent drive Joint Light Tactical Vehicle

This Islander helped recover the bodies of fallen Marines he’d hidden from the Japanese 60 years earlier
World War II

This Islander helped recover the bodies of fallen Marines he’d hidden from the Japanese 60 years earlier

On August 18, 1942, U.S. Marine Corps Raiders assaulted Japanese positions on Makin Island (today known as Butaritari). The Raiders were a WWII-era elite unit trained for special amphibious light infantry combat. Their mission was to destroy Japan…

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Military Life

This teenage single mother was the first freefall parachute pioneer

A U.S. Navy aircraft carrier with the number 72 on its superstructure is shown with a Navy aircraft, marked "NAVY 1" and "VS-35," landing or taking off on the flight deck. The aircraft has a distinctive tail art featuring a blue cartoon character and the letters "NK." Numerous crew members are visible on the deck and along the superstructure. Several other aircraft are parked on the flight deck in the background. The sky is overcast.
Navy

Only one Navy aircraft has been designated Navy One to fly the President

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World War II

Have you seen the Abandoned B29 Bomber Airfield in Herington?

A black and white photo of a German Panzer IV tank with soldiers around it. The tank has a long barrel gun, visible tracks with multiple road wheels, and a German cross insignia on the side. One soldier is standing in the open turret hatch, another is partially visible inside the tank, and a third soldier is standing on the ground near the front of the tank. The background shows brick buildings with sloped roofs.
World War II

Why German tanks used the MG 34 vs. the MG 42

Screenshot from the Zulu trailer
Movies

Our 9 favorite war films from the 60s

Love the McDonald’s drive-thru? Thank the military
Army

Love the McDonald’s drive-thru? Thank the military

Now that we can thank McDonald's restaurants for serving breakfast all day, we should take the time to thank fatigue-clad troops for not having to leave our cars to get it. Despite the Army and Air Force's current relationship with Burg…

Why the Navy doesn’t use cool flying boats anymore
Aviation

Why the Navy doesn’t use cool flying boats anymore

Flying boats played an unheralded, but crucial part in some of World War II's biggest naval battles. For example, pilots in Consolidated PBY Catalinas made the discovery of the Japanese carriers at Midway and helped locate the German battleship Bis…

8 stores that let you know you’re near a military base
Family & MilSpouse

8 stores that let you know you’re near a military base

Military installations are built to be self-sustaining. Many have their own water and power supplies, housing facilities, and enough entertainment options to keep troops on the installation. Just off-post, however, you'll always find the same selec…

A group of Revolutionary War soldiers in 18th-century military uniforms are firing muskets in a battle scene. One soldier on horseback holds a sword, while another soldier holds a large green flag with a partially visible American flag design. The soldiers are positioned behind rocks on a grassy battlefield with smoke from gunfire filling the air. The sky is partly cloudy.
Revolutionary War

How Revolutionary War medals confirmed the U.S.’s independence

Why Marines replaced the SAW with the beloved M27
Marine Corps

Why Marines replaced the SAW with the beloved M27

The Marines' modified HK416 is now the M27 Infantry Automatic Rifle.

A man and a woman smiling and posing for a selfie. The man is wearing a black cap and hoodie with "VET TIX" and "Give something to those who gave" written on the cap. The woman has curly blonde hair and is wearing a white and orange sports jersey while holding a "VET TIX" sign. There are people and stairs in the background.
Military News

4 easy steps for vets and service members to get free event tickets with Vet Tix

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Weapons

5 of the most famous military victories achieved against all odds

7 productivity hacks straight from the US Navy
Navy

7 productivity hacks straight from the US Navy

Have you stopped checking email, turned off all notifications, and started saying no to unproductive meetings but still struggling to get ahead of your work? These seven productivity hacks from the U.S. Navy can help you be more efficient: