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Here’s why some Corpsmen are considered Marines, and some aren’t
Since its creation, the U.S. Marine Corps has been involved in some of the most epic military battles in hi…
This is why the US military uses 5.56mm ammo instead of 7.62mm
A common debate among veterans and gun enthusiasts revolves around why the United States chose to implement the 5.56mm N.A.T.O. round into service instead of the…
4 dangers medics face while deployed in combat
Being deployed to a war-zone is dangerous for any of our brave troops, regardless of MOS. As we step on to the battlefield, willing to sacrifice our lives, the enemy watches, attempting to understand the many roles of our allied patrols.
4 ways to avoid getting your ass kicked by SEAL Team 6
Here at We Are The Mighty, we can understand if people are worried about getting their ass kicked by SEAL Team 6. So, as a public service, here are some pointers on how to stay off DevGru's Naughty List:
The complete hater’s guide to the US Navy
Editor's note: This is the fourth in a series about how branches of the military hate on each other. We'll feature all branches of the U.S. military, written by veterans of that branch being brutally honest with themselves and their services.
The ‘mythical head shot’ and why it’s so lethal
Firing just about any caliber round in this area will pretty much kill someone instantly.
Do expert fighters and military personnel really have to register their hands as deadly weapons?
Anyone who's ever watched pretty much any movie in the history of ever or otherwise watched professional pugilists spar words with one another in a media session knows that those trained in the art of kicking ass are required to register their hand…