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How baseball helped sell record numbers of WWII war bonds
World War II

How baseball helped sell record numbers of WWII war bonds

By Ruddy Cano

Two military dune buggies are parked on a dry, grassy plain with sparse vegetation. One buggy has a soldier sitting inside, while the other has a soldier climbing into it and another standing nearby. The background shows a hazy landscape with power lines and industrial buildings.
Navy

Before he invented the dune buggy, Bruce Meyers survived two kamikazes attacks

By Miguel Ortiz

American flag with military dog tags hanging in front of it on the left side; on the right side, a smiling young woman with long brown hair wearing a patterned button-up shirt, holding and looking at a smartphone. The two sections are separated by vertical red, white, and blue stripes.
Technology

Marco Polo dials in to connect military families

By Jessica Manfre

ukraine troops
World War II

How a Ukraine counter-offensive against the Russian invasion became ‘the greatest since WWII’

By Team Mighty

mark hamill with ukraine president
Military News

Mark Hamill is helping Ukraine buy drones to fight Russia

By Miguel Ortiz

A group of men, some in suits and hats, stand on a sidewalk observing the rubble and destruction of a partially collapsed brick building. The building's facade is heavily damaged, with wooden beams and bricks scattered across the ground. In the background, intact buildings with chimneys are visible. One man in uniform stands among the group, which appears to be assessing the damage.
World War II

What would have happened if Germany invaded England in World War II

By Team Mighty

A detailed painting of a coastal harbor scene featuring a town with densely packed buildings on the left and lush green hills surrounding the water. Several sailing ships with multiple masts and flags are anchored in the harbor, along with smaller boats scattered across the water. The background shows a wide expanse of water leading to distant islands and more hills under a clear sky.
History

Why Japan was never invaded and conquered by European conquistadors

By Team Mighty

sniper
History

How snipers psychologically torture the enemy on the battlefield

By Ruddy Cano

An alleged photo of an alien traversing New Mexico's underground tunnels,
Army

The allegedly secret, ongoing underground war between Green Berets and aliens

For almost 50 years, Special Forces have been fighting aliens in New Mexico.

By Blake Stilwell

This Netflix show depicts veterans surprisingly well
Entertainment

This Netflix show depicts veterans surprisingly well

The popular Netflix show Love, Death & Robots lacks an Oxford comma in the title and gets some details of military service wrong (really wish people would stop having Marines call each other soldier), so you would think a former militar…

By Logan Nye

These 9 weapons are banned from modern warfare
Technology

These 9 weapons are banned from modern warfare

By Blake Stilwell

Two views of a tan-colored modern semi-automatic rifle with a suppressor attached to the barrel. The rifle features a collapsible stock, a pistol grip, a detachable magazine, and a ventilated handguard with multiple cutouts. The top view shows the right side of the rifle, while the bottom view shows the left side. Both views display a flat dark earth finish and black accents on the suppressor and some small components.
History

You can buy the Army’s new rifle from SIG Sauer

By Miguel Ortiz

vikings
Weapons

Byzantine emperors called in special forces as personal bodyguards: Vikings

By Team Mighty

These 4 guns were used to make the longest sniper kills in history
Wars

These 4 guns were used to make the longest sniper kills in history

Snipers are undoubtedly the most lethal shooters on the battlefield, able to take out targets from hundreds and hundreds of yards away, without their marks being alerted to their presence. They are experts at blending into the environment…

By Ian D'Costa

This real-life Navy bar inspired the bar in Top Gun: Maverick
Entertainment

This real-life Navy bar inspired the bar in Top Gun: Maverick

By Miguel Ortiz

The service histories of 7 famous cartoon veterans
Entertainment

The service histories of 7 famous cartoon veterans

Some of the world's favorite cartoon characters are veterans of World War II. When America entered the war at the end of 1941, Walt Disney, Looney Tunes, and other companies sent their casts to war. Here are the wartime biographies of 7…

By Logan Nye

Armenian–Azerbaijani war
Military News

The Armenia-Azerbaijan War explained

By Team Mighty

A group of zombies stands in the foreground of a post-apocalyptic urban scene. The zombies have decayed, disheveled appearances with torn clothing and menacing expressions. Behind them, the city is in ruins with heavily damaged buildings, debris scattered on the ground, and a large fire burning amidst the wreckage. The sky is filled with dark, ominous clouds, adding to the eerie and desolate atmosphere.
Weapons

This is how a zombie apocalypse is most likely to start in China

By Ruddy Cano

The SEAL behind the ’40 percent rule’ is a fitness beast
Navy

The SEAL behind the ’40 percent rule’ is a fitness beast

Some Navy SEALs follow a saying that, when you feel that you're completely wiped out, you're actually only 40 percent done and have 60 percent in the tank. It's an idea popularized by David Goggins, a SEAL who completed 14 races that w…

By Logan Nye

11 quotes that show the awesomeness of General Patton
Mighty Heroes

11 quotes that show the awesomeness of General Patton

Gen. George S. Patton was a complicated military figure, but there can be little debate over whether he was quotable. Perhaps most famous for his commanding of the 7th Army during World War II, Old "Blood and Guts" often gave rousing sp…

By Team Mighty