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When you think of stealth aircraft, you probably think of something that's invisible to radar. Yes, that is a huge component of being difficult to detect in the skies today, but there's another element that comes into play when it comes t…
When you gotta go, you gotta go. It doesn't matter what you might be doing or who might be shooting at you for doing it. This, of course, includes the military personnel who get put in a lot of situations that would test anyone's nerves. And bladd…
World War II led to microwaves, wifi, and, later, Batman.
The Commander-In-Chief is more than just an American leader, the office is of global importance. As the "Leader of the Free World," the American President has to be able to travel all over the U.S. and around the world – safely. So of course, th…
Galileo Galilei, one of the world's most famous scientists, mathematicians, and inventors, kept his favor with the Venetian court by inventing and peddling items for the Venetian military, especially his famous telescope. See, there are …
The trenches of World War I were a vicious place, but it was the No Man's Land between opposing trenches that became killing fields. Attackers from either side had to cross hundreds of meters of machinegun-swept territory under artillery assault to…
The military is a tough act to follow and finding the right job takes effort and focus. And just like life in the fleet, having a battle buddy or a wingman to help get it right is important. So to get you thinking right, here are 13 tips from transi…
When Frederick Funston, a brigadier general of volunteers, explained his plan to Maj. Gen. Arthur McArthur, his division commander in the Philippines, MacArthur called it "a desperate thing." "I fear that I shall never see you again,"…
If you hear of something getting "slimed," you might be thinking about the green slime that has been a standby of Nickeloeon for decades. Well, if you're talking to grunts, the word "slimed" can be something much more sinister.
At the onset of the industrial revolution, people were looking at ways to mass-produce and commercialize nearly everything. But what about something as manual as duck hunting? Was there any way to mass-hunt ducks with some sort of firearm capable …
Operation Aphrodite was a top-secret attempt by the Army and Navy to turn old airplanes into suicide drones during World War II. B-17s and B-24s that were past their service life would be packed with several tons of Torpex, an explosive with twice…
Army Maj. Gen. "Vinegar" Joe Stilwell was at the top of the list for high commands as America entered World War I. A 1904 West Point graduate with lots of intelligenc…
In 2013 — on the cusp of officially becoming a senior citizen — Dr. Frederick Lough swore in to become an active duty soldier. But that's not where his military career began. Lough retired from the Army in 1987 after a 20-year caree…
They fought the Japanese before the U.S. entered World War II.
