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A group of soldiers in camouflage uniforms posing outdoors at sunset. Some are standing while others are crouching or sitting on the ground. One soldier is holding a dog wearing a tactical vest. The background shows leafless trees and a large tree trunk on the right side. The sunlight creates a bright, warm glow behind the group.
Military News

This charity is bringing special forces capabilities to the Rhino War in Africa

A nighttime urban street scene with several men, including police officers and detectives. One man in a black jacket and jeans stands in the foreground, looking to the left. Another man in a black jacket holds a gun, standing near a police car with flashing red and blue lights. A man in a gray suit with a red tie stands to the right, looking serious. The background shows a dark building and additional police officers.
Movies and TV

From Marine One crew chief to ‘Criminal Minds,’ this military consultant brings his best to the set

As a technical adviser and stunt man, retired Master Sgt. Matt Sigloch is not afraid to get his hands dirty.

Soldiers in camouflage uniforms and face paint are seated closely together in a boat, holding paddles and equipment, with a sunset over water in the background.
Army

8 of America’s top Army Rangers

Robert Carmody's gravestone with a cross symbol at the top, indicating he was from New Jersey, served as a Staff Sergeant in the US Army during the Vietnam War, and was awarded the Purple Heart. His birth date is September 4, 1938, and his death date is October 27, 1967. The gravestone is surrounded by grass with a few yellow leaves nearby.
Army

Robert Carmody fought for his country in the boxing ring and on the battlefield

This Spanish warship could be the next US Navy frigate
Technology

This Spanish warship could be the next US Navy frigate

Let's face it: The littoral combat ship has not exactly lived up to all of the hype. In fact, it has proven to be inadequate in replacing the Oliver Hazard Perry-class guided-missile frigates. Now, the United States Navy has started the FFG(X) prog…

A barren, war-torn landscape with a deep trench running through the center. The ground is rough and uneven, scattered with debris and broken tree stumps, indicating heavy bombardment and destruction. The sky is overcast, adding to the bleak and desolate atmosphere.
World War I

100 years after its groundbreaking, the National WWI Museum is as current as ever

Normalcy bias can make you lose a fight before it starts
Outdoors

Normalcy bias can make you lose a fight before it starts

Sometimes you just know something's not right. You feel a twinge in the pit of your gut, a growing sense of uneasiness, and you start to notice things that you wouldn't normally notice. Is that guy acting weird or am I just being para…

The survivalist’s guide to fashioning a blade from scraps
Outdoors

The survivalist’s guide to fashioning a blade from scraps

As far as useful tools in a jam go, it's tough to beat the general practicality of a knife. Whether it's marking a trail, field dressing an animal, or defending yourself, a sharp piece of steel on your hip can solve a number of problems you may fa…

A historical scene depicting a group of men and a woman in elaborate Renaissance-era clothing gathered indoors near a large, roaring fireplace. One man with a long beard kneels on the floor holding a small object, while another man dressed in a black hat and ornate outfit leans forward to examine it closely. The room is richly decorated with detailed woodwork, patterned wallpaper, and a table covered with an intricate green and gold cloth. The expressions of the figures suggest intense focus and curiosity.
History

How alchemy was the marketing scheme of the medieval world

A black and white photo of an older man and a young boy indoors. The man is holding up a small alligator or crocodile by its tail, looking at it with a slight smile. The boy, wearing glasses and a collared shirt, is looking at the reptile with a curious or slightly uneasy expression. The background includes shelves with bottles and containers.
World War II

TV’s ‘Mr. Wizard’ was a B-24 Bomber pilot in World War II

This Canadian liberated a Dutch town on his own
World War II

This Canadian liberated a Dutch town on his own

Canadian sniper Pvt. Leo Major could have taken a ticket home after the Normandy invasions when he lost part of his vision to a phosphorous grenade blast or later that year when his back wa…

This Iranian was the highest-scoring F-14 Tomcat pilot ever
Aircraft

This Iranian was the highest-scoring F-14 Tomcat pilot ever

Jalil Zandi's Air Force legend almost never made it off the ground. He joined the Iranian Air Force when it was still the Imperial Iranian Air Force, under Shah Reza Pahlavi. After the 1979 Islamic Revolution, Zandi stayed blue – a ri…

A ballistic shield with a clear armored viewing port and spotlights. (U.S. Marine Corps)
Weapons

This is why US troops don’t use ballistic shields

The U.S. military just has more and better options that your local PD just doesn't have.

The worst duty assignments for every branch of the military
Careers

The worst duty assignments for every branch of the military

Every branch of the service has that place their soldiers, sailors, airmen, Coast Guardsmen, and Marines just dream of getting orders for. That place could be anywhere that might appeal to an individual... maybe they love the cultural exp…

That time an SAS sniper killed 5 ISIS suicide bombers with 3 bullets
Special Operations

That time an SAS sniper killed 5 ISIS suicide bombers with 3 bullets

A Special Air Service sniper who spotted a group of Islamic State fighters leaving a suspected bomb-making facility in Iraq fired three shots that detonated two suicide vests and killed all five fighters, according to

Three ways playing football for the military is nothing like playing in college
Sports

Three ways playing football for the military is nothing like playing in college

There's something about football that just lends itself to the melodramatic emotions of our youth. It's the closest socially acceptable approximation to gladiatorial combat young men in our modern civilized world can pursue, and as such, it tends …

This is what it was like to be marooned in the age of sail
History

This is what it was like to be marooned in the age of sail

Marooned. Left on a sandbar or other island in the middle of nowhere with just a little food, water, and a loaded pistol to end your suffering. In the world of pirates, it was a punishment for breaking the pirates' code – and was usually fatal. B…

A green military tank with two soldiers visible, one standing in the turret and the other partially visible through a hatch, moving on a paved surface with white striped markings. The background features ornate red and white historic buildings and a crowd of people watching the scene.
Vietnam War

America’s 9 most deadly wartime enemies, ranked

The United States wasn't the most dominant country on Earth from the get-go. For most of our nearly 243-year history, in fact, we lived by the skin of our teeth. It's a relatively recent development where some other country can call out for the bl…

The unknown Army aircraft that flew a tank
Aircraft

The unknown Army aircraft that flew a tank

When you think 'sherpa,' the first thing that comes to mind is probably the folks who help people climb Mount Everest. Unless you're a pro, you're probably not thinking about the Army's C-23 transport plane. Wait, the Army has a tran…

A Renaissance-style fresco depicting a religious ceremony inside a grand architectural setting with large marble columns. In the center, a pope wearing a papal tiara is performing a ritual over a kneeling man, surrounded by clergy and attendants holding candles and religious objects. Various figures, including soldiers and onlookers, are positioned on steps and around the scene. The fresco includes classical statues on pedestals flanking the scene and Latin inscriptions at the bottom corners. The overall tone is solemn and ceremonial.
History

Why this Byzantine emperor’s death started the fall of Eastern Rome