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US Navy rules Blue Angel crash in Tennessee due to pilot error
Navy

US Navy rules Blue Angel crash in Tennessee due to pilot error

Soldier’s tattoo documents the trauma of losing his legs
Army

Soldier’s tattoo documents the trauma of losing his legs

[brid video="116494" player="7965" title="War Ink My Chuck Taylors Are In Heaven"]Noah Bailey was an Army specialist serving as an M2 .50 cal. gunner in an Army scout sniper platoon when the Humvee he was patrolling in was struck by an IED.

This Navy Corpsman just wanted to be the best “Doc” for his team
Navy

This Navy Corpsman just wanted to be the best “Doc” for his team

[brid video="115910" player="7965" title="War Ink Doc"]Navy Corpsman Joel Booth's main goal in Afghanistan was to earn the respect of the Marines he was assigned to serve; he wanted to be the best 'doc' he could be. Booth gained their ad…

U.S. ships in World War II had ‘phantom decks’
World War II

U.S. ships in World War II had ‘phantom decks’

While the U.S. was lucky to fight World War II away from its shores, that meant it had to move massive amounts of supplies across the ocean. With German submarines sinking American vessels and shipyards busy rebuilding the fleet after the…

7 reasons why you need to visit the Marine Corps Museum
Marine Corps

7 reasons why you need to visit the Marine Corps Museum

Since 1775, the United States Marine Corps has courageously fought in every climate and every place where they could take a rifle. Known for being "the f…

20 stupid questions about the Coast Guard
Humor

20 stupid questions about the Coast Guard

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A man with a beard and medium-length hair is holding and firing two revolvers, one in each hand, against a clear blue sky background. He is wearing a dark jacket and appears focused and intense. Smoke is visible coming from the barrels of the guns.
Today in Military History

Today in military history: Colt sells revolvers to US government

New uniform rules allow airmen to have their hands in their pockets and more
Air Force

New uniform rules allow airmen to have their hands in their pockets and more

Two men in suits are seated across from each other at a large wooden conference table in a formal office setting. One man has gray hair and is sitting on the left, while the other man, who is bald, is on the right. Behind the man on the right is an Israeli flag. The room has wood-paneled walls and a white projection screen or board in the background.
Military News

Israel’s new intelligence chief does not mess around – with anyone

A medieval battle scene featuring numerous knights and soldiers engaged in combat. The left side shows archers and foot soldiers, some on horseback, shooting arrows and wielding spears. The right side depicts heavily armored knights on horseback, carrying shields with heraldic symbols and lances. The illustration uses muted colors, primarily orange, blue, and black, with detailed line work and a red inscription at the top. The scene is densely packed with figures, horses, and weapons, conveying the chaos of battle.
History

This is the battle that stopped the Mongol Expansion for the first time

6 things in video games that work nothing like real combat
Gaming

6 things in video games that work nothing like real combat

Obviously, video games are nothing like the real world. No one is going to give you 100 gold coins to go clear a bunch of rats out of a dungeon and no one is impressed by your ability to roll on the ground to get places faster. Where this div…

Why ‘Turbo Cola’ is the nostalgic 90s film we all need
Movies

Why ‘Turbo Cola’ is the nostalgic 90s film we all need

This is why the Army keeps the Specialist rank around
Army

This is why the Army keeps the Specialist rank around

If you look at the enlisted ranking system put in place by every branch of the United States Armed Forces, everything makes a good deal of sense. You start at the bottom — generally at E-1, but there are ways to get in at a higher pay grade — an…

How watching movies helped this sniper achieve record-breaking kill shots
Army

How watching movies helped this sniper achieve record-breaking kill shots

Cpl. of Horse Craig Harrison set the world record for a sniper kill twice in November of 2009 while serving in Afghanistan.  Near the end of a three-hour firefight between British forces and Taliban insurgents he spotted the machine gun …

Why Swiss vets can keep their rifle after leaving the service
Weapons

Why Swiss vets can keep their rifle after leaving the service

After troops from various militaries around the world finish their time in service, they turn their gear in, finalize their paperwork, and hang up their uniform for good. Swiss soldiers, however, can skip that last visit to the arms room and walk ou…

21 things sailors who’ve served in Yokosuka will understand
Entertainment

21 things sailors who’ve served in Yokosuka will understand

The sailors assigned to the commands around Yokosuka, Japan know about high optempo. The units assigned to Forward Deployed Naval Forces Japan are either on deployment or working up for deployment. But with limited liberty time, the sail…

5 of the top excuses MPs hear during traffic stops
Humor

5 of the top excuses MPs hear during traffic stops

As a member of Security Forces, the Air Force's version of military police, I've heard and witnessed many an interesting tale while patrolling our nation's bases. Very few of those, however, even begin to approach some of the outlandish "excuses…

Here’s What Life Is Like For US Army Tankers
Tanks

Here’s What Life Is Like For US Army Tankers

With a 68-ton armored vehicle packing a 120mm cannon, U.S. Army tankers can take the fight to the enemy in just about any environment. Tankers consider themselves part of a brotherhood with roots in World War I. Now driving the M1 Ab…

5 love letters between troops and their spouses during war
Army

5 love letters between troops and their spouses during war

A black-and-white photo of a smiling man in a military flight suit and cap, with a cigarette in his mouth. He is being lifted or carried by a crowd of people, with an aircraft visible in the background. The man has a mustache and appears to be celebrating or acknowledged by the group.
Today in Military History

Today in military history: US downs 7 enemy planes