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A Green Beret’s thoughts on the great debate: 6.8mm vs. 5.56mm
Weapons

A Green Beret’s thoughts on the great debate: 6.8mm vs. 5.56mm

The Department of Defense is conducting trials for a new general-purpose 6.8mm round, something that I think is long overdue. Anytime a new caliber comes up, we see much gnashing of teeth from two separate camps. On the one side is the "good enoug…

This famous son of a mobster was also a West Point grad
Air Force

This famous son of a mobster was also a West Point grad

Meyer Lansky was the mind behind the mob. Active in the criminal underworld since the days before Prohibition, Lansky – the "Mob's Accountant" – was able to figure out how to make mafia earnings and turn them into legitimate businesses. It wa…

Goods from families who give, featuring handmade finger puppets of various animals, a wooden ornament with "Barksdale AFB" engraved, and a woman with two children holding welcome home signs in front of an American flag. Text highlights shopping small to support military and first responder families, with buttons for "Start Shopping" and "Holiday Gift & Giving Guide." A teal box reads "Supporting Those That Support Us.
Base Guides

Shop with purpose: These gifts are made by military families and veterans

A large explosion with thick black smoke and bright orange flames rising above a naval ship in a harbor, set against a cloudy sky. The ship is partially silhouetted by the intense fire and smoke.
World War II

5 Reasons the Japanese didn’t launch a third attack on Pearl Harbor

Wreckage of a small propeller airplane lying on a barren, rocky ground. The aircraft's fuselage is broken into pieces, with the engine and propeller section mostly intact but detached from the rest of the plane. The tail section, marked with "B1," is separated and partially visible in the background. The surrounding area is desolate with sparse vegetation and scattered rocks.
World War II

What happened when a Pearl Harbor attacker crash landed in Hawaii

This is what happened to the 9 battleships at Pearl Harbor
World War II

This is what happened to the 9 battleships at Pearl Harbor

7 ships sunk at Pearl Harbor fought in World War II
World War II

7 ships sunk at Pearl Harbor fought in World War II

While "salvage operations" aren't usually stories of perseverance and ingenuity, the actions of brave sailors and officers after the Pearl Harbor attacks formed a miracle that is legitimately surprising. While the battleships Utah, A…

russian hazing
Military Life

Hazing is the second biggest killer of Russian troops

toys for tots
Navy

Toys for Tots celebrates its 75th anniversary

b-21 stealth bomber
Aviation

The Air Force unveiled its secretive new stealth bomber: the B-21 Raider

iran supreme leader
Military News

Why Iran is stepping up its assassination plots in the West

This is what is actually inside the top of the flag pole
Military Life

This is what is actually inside the top of the flag pole

Hopeful NCOs at leadership schools or promotion boards are asked a two-part question: The first part is, "how many trucks are there on the military installation?" The answer is, 'one.' 'Truck' is the term for the finial — or ba…

samsung military k9
Technology

The military department you didn’t know Samsung had

Apple's biggest smartphone competitor also makes tanks, self-propelled howitzers, and jet engines. Billed as promoting peace and stability, Samsung…

Here’s a detailed look at the Army’s M17 and M18 handgun — and how it shoots
Army

Here’s a detailed look at the Army’s M17 and M18 handgun — and how it shoots

It's the first time the U.S. military has made a major upgrade to personal weapons in over 30 years, and so far, the only way anyone's gotten an impression of what this new gun can do is to look at press releases and a few pictures from test range…

7 military nicknames that are definitely not compliments
Humor

7 military nicknames that are definitely not compliments

A common misconception civilians have about the military is that we all have cool call signs, like Hawk-Eye, Maverick, or whatever. The truth is, if you've got a nickname, you're either high enough rank to have earned one, you'r…

dive bomber
Air Force

Why dive bombing is way more dangerous than you ever realized

vet tix shinedown concert
Mental Health

Vet Tix isn’t just tickets to shows and games, it’s a chance for veterans and service members to really transition

afghan retrograde
Entertainment

Retrograde: The gritty, true story of the US departure from Afghanistan

Stalingrad
Cold War

Why German veterans of Stalingrad broke their infantry assault badges

stink bombs
Wars

Here’s why the military invented stink bombs