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Long-range accuracy changed the course of the Revolutionary War.

Marines might be trained on opposite coasts, but are they that much different?

A new paper from the Association of the U.S. Army says so.

Here are some tried-and-true strategies for when you are looking for that extra day off. Note: Some acting is required.

There's no getting around it: The military likes few things more than a paper trail.

After his tank broke down in Vietnam, Dwight Hal Johnson's actions earned him the Medal of Honor.

President Trump promised to avenge violence against Iranian protestors.

The jungle had more dangers than just the Viet Cong.

Maj. Gen. Henry J.F. Miller paid dearly for having too much to drink.

Some historians think captured Romans ended up fighting in China.

The Army thinks it's what the next generation wants.

The forerunners to today's Navy SEALs were instrumental in the success of the D-Day invasion.

America had not been invaded since the War of 1812 until the Japanese tried it in the Aleutian Islands.

Analysts say all signs point to insider trading.

The Ayatollah should still definitely be concerned.

A simple request and some patience is all it takes.

You might have seen it in action on "The Terminal List."

Leaders lead, even when leading the barroom charge.

The United States' 31st president was doing a version of CrossFit before CrossFit was even a thing.