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The Israeli Air Force doesn’t need stealth, they have chutzpah
It's not a secret the Israeli Defense Forces get a lot of help from their longtime ally, the United States. One IDF general even stated his belief the IDF gets
This female vet is one of history’s most decorated combat photographers
"When you're young, you have this sense of invincibility, " says Stacy Pearsall. "You can hear the gunshots, but they can…
6 movie scenes that show what military families go through
Military movies traditionally focus the lens on the troops fighting overseas while skipping the story of the families at home. Here are 6 movie scenes that remind viewers how hard the lives of military spouses and children can be: …
Here’s what happens when veterans stop exercising
Throughout all the years of our military service, many of us spent a good amount of time getting into and staying in top physical condition, which enabled us to better perform our jobs. From all those long miles we ran in formation to all the push-u…
Here’s a pilot’s eye view of the Bekaa Valley Turkey Shoot
What's it like to take part in a modern air battle, flying some of the most sophisticated planes ever to take to the sky? We're talking the F-15 Eagle and F-16 Fighting Falcon here. The F-15 and F-16 have seen a lot of action, the vast …
7 things women need to know before enlisting
Women are capable of incredible things, including feats of physical strength, athleticism and tremendous bravery. I have always been a strong supporter of equality for women, and women in the military are no exception. With that in mind, the playing…
This popular battle rifle was actually designed to arm clerks and cooks
From its origins as an alternative to the GI .45-caliber pistol to its role introducing night vision to the American fighting man, this handy firearm remained relevant even during the age of the Kalashnikov. For more than three decades, …
That time Linda Hamilton asked a Marine to the ball
When U.S. Marine Raymond Lott, otherwise known as The Marine Rapper (or TMR for short), made a YouTube video to ask Betty White to the Marine Corps Ball, he had no idea that Linda Hamilton would be the one to snag the invite. Yeah, Sarah C…
Vietnam could bring Tigers back into service
In 1975, South Vietnam fell, and while many escaped, a lot of gear fell into the hands of the North Vietnamese. In fact, as late as 1987, FlightGlobal.com credite…
Here’s how some companies are responding to the emerging drone threat
The age of the drone is here. Not only do Americans love these gadgets, but gosh darn it, the little drones are cool, inexpensive tech toys that provide a platform for everything and anything the user can think up. But they're not…
Here’s the way-funnier version of what the Marine PFT is really like
For a test you know all the answers to that never changes, the PFT (Physical Fitness Test) is always a mixed bag of results. Let's admit it, the only people who worry about the PFT are those that only work out so they can pass the PFT. T…
What happens when Arlington National Cemetery is at capacity
Perhaps the most hallowed burial ground in the United States is Arlington National Cemetery. The problem is that this cemetery is running out of room. In fact, at the current pace, it will be full in about a quarter century.
This SAS soldier escaped capture by walking 190 miles to safety
The Special Air Service came into existence in the 1940s during the Second World War, making it one of the oldest special operations units. Known for their incredibly difficult selection process, the SAS produces some of the toughest — both physic…
How Russia guaranteed a Union victory in the Civil War
It's hard to determine which is more surprising: the British aching to send troops and materiel to aid the Confederacy during the Civil War or that the first "Special Relationship" was between the U.S. and Russia against the British. Bot…