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Stone Cold Steve Austin’s Interview with this WWII Vet Will Amaze You
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Watch Stone Cold Steve Austin interview this World War II tanker who saw combat in France
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The US and Indian Navies fought a fake battle you didn’t hear about
In the Bay of Bengal, the United States Navy and the Indian Navy went head-to-head. Sort of. According to DefenceLovers.In, the modifie…
5 things we wish we knew before joining the Air Force
We've said our goodbyes, given out our hugs and kisses. We have left the comfort of home, often for the first time, to go serve in the world's greatest military. In our minds, life was about just about to get real, and that is true...bu…
Military scientists are looking to salamanders to help regrow limbs on wounded troops
One of the signature wounds of the War on Terror has been the traumatic amputation of limbs. Today, advanced prosthetics help wounded troops recover much of their independence and live their lives more fully than those who've lost limbs …
This is what happened to the soldiers from the ‘Hurt Locker’
In 2008, filmmaker Kathryn Bigelow directed a film about a hotshot soldier who went above and beyond his bomb disposal duties while deployed to Iraq. His passion for the job kept him in harm's way as he defused hundreds of homemade explo…
This hard-luck WWII soldier survived the Bataan Death March, torture and the atomic bomb
Army Sgt. Joe Kieyoomia was captured by Japanese forces in 1942 as the Philippines fell to the Japanese war machine. Unfortunately for him, that was the start of 43 months of captivity that began with the infamous Bataan Death March and only ended w…
5 military movie mistakes and how to fix them
It happens every single time a veteran sits down to watch a movie with friends and family. The civilians grab a bag of popcorn while the veteran starts biting their lower lip. The civilians start to enjoy themselves and the veteran starts offhandedl…
7 examples of peer pressure in the military that are all too real
Peer pressure in the military has its fair share pros and cons. While some of our personalities allow us to coast through our professional careers, others have a harder time, lacking some essential social skills and confidence. Conforming to social …
The amazing way this Israeli pilot survived a birdstrike
An Israeli pilot only known as "Lt. H" was flying at a low level near 350 knots in an A-4 Skyhawk one day. He was flying over the desert near the Dead Sea in September 1985. He was flying straight and level when the next thing he knows he is layin…
How Vietnam-era commo guys talked through the jungles
Throughout history, communications troops have had one job: to make sure those on front lines are able to talk to headquarters. Today's troops that operate satellite communications and line-of-sight radio waves through mostly barren terrain may not…
This Vietnam War Veteran was reunited with his lost arm after 50 years
Captain Sam Axelrad was a U.S. Army doctor in the Vietnam War. One day in 1966, a North Vietnamese soldier, Nguyen Quang Hung, was brought to Axelrad to amputate an arm because gangrene had started to spread in his wound. "When I amputat…
The 10 most memorable Vietnam War songs
Doug Bradley and Craig Werner literally wrote the book on the music of the Vietnam War. Really. In "We Gotta Get Out of This Place: The Soundtrack of the Vietnam W…