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Why medieval knights trained and worked out in full suits of armor
Technology

Why medieval knights trained and worked out in full suits of armor

A grand historical procession in front of an ornate Gothic-style cathedral. The scene features a richly decorated horse-drawn carriage surrounded by soldiers in red uniforms and plumed hats, some on horseback and others marching with long spears. A large crowd of onlookers, including men, women, and children, gathers on both sides, some waving hats in excitement. Clergy and officials stand on the cathedral steps beneath colorful banners and draped red curtains. The atmosphere is lively and ceremonial, with dust rising from the horses' hooves and the crowd's movement.
Veterans Benefits

The 5 most underrated commanders in military history

A black and white photo of a smiling World War II pilot sitting in the cockpit of a fighter plane. The pilot is wearing a military cap with an insignia and a light-colored uniform. The side of the plane displays a series of painted symbols, likely representing enemy aircraft shot down. The cockpit interior and part of the plane's fuselage are visible.
World War II

How the phrase ‘God is my co-pilot’ started with the World War II Air Forces

A black and white photograph shows several old, rusted metal barrels arranged outdoors against a brick wall with an arched window. In the upper left corner, there is a circular inset bordered in gold featuring a vintage portrait of a man with a prominent mustache wearing a military-style cap.
World War I

A WWI Hungarian soldier turned out to be a serial killer

8 things civilians should know before dating someone in the military
Army

8 things civilians should know before dating someone in the military

Dating a service member is different than dating a civilian. But just how much different is it? Here are eight things to consider before jumping into a relationship with someone in uniform.1. Service members are independent and you shoul…

The 54th Massachusetts ‘Glory’ Memorial was rededicated after it was vandalized
Entertainment

The 54th Massachusetts ‘Glory’ Memorial was rededicated after it was vandalized

7 fun (and free!) activities for your military family
Entertainment

7 fun (and free!) activities for your military family

A close-up of a person wearing camouflage pants and brown boots stepping into a shallow muddy puddle surrounded by grass and wet soil.
Army

4 military hacks that will change your life

A two-story beige model home with a concrete driveway and a sign in the foreground that reads "Windsor Ridge Homes MODEL OPEN." The house has a garage door, three chairs, a small table with flowers, and a partially open front door with the number 6510 above it.
Housing

VA loan inspections: What to expect

How Fort Benning’s namesake inspired the novel, ‘St. Elmo’
Army

How Fort Benning’s namesake inspired the novel, ‘St. Elmo’

Warriors in their own words: The ‘Tunnel Rats’ of Vietnam
Entertainment

Warriors in their own words: The ‘Tunnel Rats’ of Vietnam

If fighting the well-defended Viet Cong on their home turf wasn't dangerous enough, imagine having to crawl your way through a series of extremely tight and narrow underground tunnels to capture or kill them. Such a terrifying prospect was r…

A large, ornate wooden desk with intricate carvings, including a prominent eagle emblem in the center panel. The desk has detailed floral and scrollwork designs along the front and sides. A man in a white shirt and blue striped tie is seated behind the desk, speaking on a telephone. The background features large windows with beige curtains, an American flag, and a presidential seal flag.
Wars

The awesome story behind the Commander-In-Chief’s desk

After taking office in 1977, President Jimmy Carter moved a new desk into the White House. It had been briefly used by President Kennedy, but Johnson moved it out after taking office. Carter's new desk was known as the Resolute Desk, and was made f…

Two elderly men wearing dark blazers and glasses are seated at a round banquet table set with plates, glasses of water, and silverware. A floral centerpiece with pink, orange, and white flowers is in the foreground. The background shows other people seated at similar tables in a softly lit room.
Military News

Pfc. Bradford Freeman, the last ‘Band of Brothers’ soldier, dies at 97

A man with a mustache wearing a red jacket and white collared shirt is seated inside a spacecraft cockpit. He is smiling and pointing at a wristwatch on his left wrist. The cockpit is filled with various control panels, switches, and instruments, and a window shows a view of Earth from space.
Military News

This original Top Gun stunt pilot became an astronaut

4 types of robots currently used to aid first responders
Technology

4 types of robots currently used to aid first responders

m10 army combat vehicle
Military News

The Army awarded a $1.4 billion contract for its new light tank

Why the VA Loan is the best secret of the military
Military News

Why the VA Loan is the best secret of the military

This is why the rank of General of the Armies was only given twice in US history
Revolutionary War

This is why the rank of General of the Armies was only given twice in US history

General of the Armies is a rank so high up in the strata of power that only two people in the history of the United States have ever attained it. Keep in mind: This is not General of the Army, it's plural — all the Armies

5 types of military suck that everyone loves to hate
Army

5 types of military suck that everyone loves to hate

Life in the military isn't easy and it isn't for everyone. It's a place where, if you have a problem, you're most likely to get told by a salty, senior NCO to "suck it up, buttercup" while whatever problem you had is kinda just brushed under t…

This daring commando raid’s only injury was from a negligent discharge
World War II

This daring commando raid’s only injury was from a negligent discharge

In March 1941, over 500 British and Allied commandos, sappers, and sailors launched a daring four-pronged raid against Norwegian towns occupied by the German Army. Despite the German forces spotting the commandos 24 hours before the attack, the Brit…