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Lt. Gen. Michael E. Langley, the first Black four-star general in the 246-year history of the Marine Corps
Marine Corps

Michael Langley was confirmed as the Marine Corps’ first Black four-star General

The American howitzer you never heard much about
Artillery

The American howitzer you never heard much about

Some artillery pieces become very famous. Some of the most notable are the French 75 of World War I, or the Napoleons used during the Civil Wa…

The 6 most awesome things to know about the Merchant Marine
World War II

The 6 most awesome things to know about the Merchant Marine

In a March 2019 executive order, President Trump made a clear avenue for U.S. military veterans to transition into the Merchant Marine after their military service ends. This is a great thing for the men and women of the U.S. military who want to co…

This was the Soviet version of the C-130, only less safe
Cold War

This was the Soviet version of the C-130, only less safe

During the Cold War, the Soviet Union was looking for transports. They needed these transports to support their numerous airborne divisions. By the Cold War's end, the Soviets had six airborne divisions but historically, they had

iraq war
Iraq War

5 Reasons why Saddam Hussein thought he could invade Kuwait and win

F-4 Phantom
Vietnam War

Why the F-4 Phantom is one of the US military’s most beloved airplanes

4 epic rivalries between military commanders once on the same side
Civil War

4 epic rivalries between military commanders once on the same side

Throughout military history, it was common for generals to only know of each other by reputation or by the deeds of their troops. But when lines are drawn, ideologies change, and another war is fought for another reason, you may find your…

hitler's watch
World War II

Hitler’s watch sold for $1.1 million in a controversial auction

How the Huey drastically increased chances of surviving the Vietnam War
Vietnam War

How the Huey drastically increased chances of surviving the Vietnam War

The Vietnam War was long and arduous. It cost the United States a total of 58,220 troops, with 40,934 of them killed in action. The overall number of wounded sits at 304,000. These staggering numbers gave the military time to reflect on how effectiv…

Captured by terrorists
Survival

This Marine veteran was captured by terrorists, fought back and lived to come home

FBI Headquarter Building
Military News

The FBI’s golden Chinese intelligence asset was a double agent the whole time

the deer hunter
Movies

5 of the most overrated modern war movies ever made

f-117 nighthawk
Air Force

Why the F-117 Nighthawk had such a relatively short service life

Gary Schroen
Army

CIA’s heroic Gary Schroen, who led first team into Afghanistan days after 9/11, dies at 80

Two pilots wearing leather jackets, yellow life vests, and holding helmets walk side by side on an aircraft carrier deck. Behind them are two black vintage fighter planes with folded wings, marked with numbers "211" and "205." The ocean and a partly cloudy sky are visible in the background.
Entertainment

WATCH: The official trailer for Korean War film ‘Devotion’ will give you goosebumps

Marine Corps Drill Instructor
Marine Corps

5 hilarious drill instructor episodes

Vin Scully
Navy

Vin Scully, Voice of the Dodgers and Navy veteran, dies at 94

b-17 flying fortress
World War II

‘The Swoose’ is the oldest intact B-17 Flying Fortress

A group of people, including adults and children, stand in front of a reflective black memorial wall engraved with names. Small American flags are placed along the base of the wall. The scene is outdoors on a sunny day.
Army

This Vietnam vet has a unique way of giving back

This is how salty old Vietnam drill sergeants and instructors were made
Marine Corps

This is how salty old Vietnam drill sergeants and instructors were made

If you've seen Full Metal Jacket, then you likely agree that Gunny Hartman was the breakout character of the film. That over-the-top, engrossing performance launched the career of R. Lee Ermey — even though his character met an arguably-…