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Mighty 25

MIGHTY 25: Jennifer Dane making waves and change for LGBTQ veterans

Antoninette Balta
Mighty 25

MIGHTY 25: Antoninette Balta champions legal defense for the military community

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Mighty 25

MIGHTY 25: Instant Teams’ Liza Rodewald and Erica McMannes are changing the face of milspouse employment

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History

This is why wine was a warrior’s drink for most of history

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Military News

This is why ruthless Mexican Cartels never mess with the US military

deserters
Civil War

When desertion is a death sentence

A black and white photo of a vintage military aircraft flying over farmland. The plane has a single propeller, a cockpit with a pilot visible, and U.S. Air Force star insignias on the wings and fuselage. The landscape below shows patchwork fields and some trees.
Navy

How the Navy feels about finders keepers and sunken wrecks

The Navy tends to be very strict when people recover items from sunken wrecks. In fact, when an Enigma machine was taken from the wreck of U-85,…

Bronze statue of a seated man wearing a cape, holding a cane, with a small dog sitting beside him. The statue is set against a pink granite wall with an inscription that reads: "THEY (WHO) SEEK TO ESTABLISH SYSTEMS OF GOVERNMENT BASED ON THE REGIMENTATION OF ALL HUMAN BEINGS BY A HANDFUL OF INDIVIDUAL RULERS... CALL THIS A NEW ORDER. IT IS NOT NEW AND IT IS NOT ORDER.
History

Everything you didn’t know about the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

Could the SR-71 Blackbird have been a fighter plane?
Aircraft

Could the SR-71 Blackbird have been a fighter plane?

The SR-71 Blackbird is an awesome plane. But did you know that it could have been even more awesome than it was? The Air Force was planning to make a fighter version of the plane.

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War History

These daring defectors turned the Viet Cong against itself

In 1966, the Marines in Vietnam found themselves with an unusual opportunity – to turn the tables on the enemy. This came by way of Viet Cong and North Vietnamese defectors who were willing to be retrained to work and fight with America…

Why Okinawa is the most haunted place in the military
World War II

Why Okinawa is the most haunted place in the military

The profession of arms deals in death, no matter how we like to think of our daily military lives. No matter what your military speciality is, you're helping that end. If you're a cook, you feed warfighters who are out there dealing death. If you …

7 best video games to get into the Halloween spirit
Gaming

7 best video games to get into the Halloween spirit

Winter is coming... but first, there's Halloween. It's the season of costumes, jack-o-lanterns, and horror. So, while plenty of people are going to paste themselves in front of TVs to watch a few Halloween classics, the rest of us are grabbing con…

Photos of US military legends with their hands in their pockets
Military Culture

Photos of US military legends with their hands in their pockets

There's one rule that every branch knows of: keep your hands out of your pockets while you're in uniform. And yet, here we are. Eve…

That time Germany scuttled its own navy in sneaky scheme
World War I

That time Germany scuttled its own navy in sneaky scheme

In June 1919, the bulk of the German High Seas Fleet was sitting at anchor at Scapa Flow in the Orkney Islands. The cruiser Emden sent out the message, "Paragraph 11; confirm." Then, all 74 of the warships in the natural harbor attempte…

The insanely lucky sub that changed naval warfare in one fight
World War I

The insanely lucky sub that changed naval warfare in one fight

U-boats were still in their infancy in 1914, and most naval officers looked down on the fleet. At best, they were considered defensive weapons that could help hold an enemy fleet away from the coasts. But then, on Sept. 22, 1914,

This is the Bible passage Roosevelt used to promise aid to England
World War II

This is the Bible passage Roosevelt used to promise aid to England

Almost a year before America was attacked at Pearl Harbor and officially joined World war II, President Franklin D. Roosevelt sent his top aide to London to promise aid to Prime Minister Winston Churchill with a slightly amended Bible quote. This wa…

That time the Navy almost blew up the President of the United States
World War II

That time the Navy almost blew up the President of the United States

If you mess up just one glorious time in the U.S. military, your friends and peers will never let you forget it. It's always been this way, even in World War II. From November 1943 until she was lost in 1945, the destroyer USS William D. Porter…

Drones vs. Delta: Who do you think won the first round?
Special Operations

Drones vs. Delta: Who do you think won the first round?

Master Sergeant George Hand US Army (ret) was a member of the 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta, The Delta Force. He is a now a master photographer, cartoonist and storyteller.It was 1994 when my Delta Troop and I were …

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History

This is how ancient Greek doctors healed wounded troops

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Basic Training

This recruit lost over 100 pounds to join the Marine Corps

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