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The Christmas Day crash of a Tupelov Tu-154 off the coast of Sochi, a Black Sea resort town in Russia, killed all 92 people on board. Among the dead are 60 members of the Red Army Choir. The Red Army Choir had a viral moment when they san…
The Washington Free Beacon reported last week that the Navy has stated in its latest Force Structure Assessment that it needs a larger force – setting a…
The military and Mixed Martial Arts go hand-in-hand. Both cultures are bloody, sweaty, and violent. So it's no wonder that MMA is rife with military veterans fight…
Philip Kearny would have been better suited serving as a knight on a medieval battlefield than fighting in the age of gunpowder. Although he received an inheritance of around one million dollars in 1836, Kearny aband…
The Super Bowl is where the stakes are highest in the world of professional football. But for some who have played in that big game, they have staked far more than whether or not they help hoist the Vince Lombardi Trophy — they've se…
Let's be honest – the War on Terror hasn't seen a lot of air-to-air combat. In fact, since the start of the millennium, the U.S. military has a grand total of two air-to-air kills — both were UAVs, and one was an Air Force MQ-9 …
It was for many years considered the gold standard in after-market tactical gear. Packs, pouches and carriers developed by a SEAL for SEALs — or anyone else who needed gear that stood up to the abuse of America's commandos. For Mike No…
Starbucks Armed Forces Network, a private group within the company of Starbucks, released a statement yesterday asking that those calling for Starbucks to hire 10,000 veterans instead of refugees check their facts. Recently, Starbucks cam…
King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia died in 2015, age disputed but well into at least his 80s. His death sparked a number of stories about his life, travels, and interactions with foreign heads of state. One such "interaction" was with Queen Elizabeth I…
An old Turkish proverb notes that "coffee should be black as hell, strong as death, and sweet as love." One possible interpretation for this is that you should enjoy your coffee under any circumstance. Even fighting the Islamic Stat…
At the outbreak of the Korean War, Hector Cafferata, Jr. was a semi-professional football player serving in the United States Marine Corps Reserve. He received just
Russia is busy trying to drum up sales for its newest high-tech weapons, and one of those is the Su-35S Flanker – a heavily upgraded version of the Su-27, also called the Flanker. According to the
When it comes to the economics of adult entertainment, things are pretty similar to its Silver Screen counterpart. There's a lot of money spent behind the scenes to make the films. Locations, production crews, and other associated costs can really …
In would could herald a major escalation in America's effort to fight ISIS in Syria, photos emerged in early March appearing to show a convoy of specially-modified U.S. armored vehicles rolling toward a town recently liberated by anti-ISIS allies.…
The Veterans Affairs home loan can be incredibly confusing, and it's easy to get overwhelmed with all of the information found on the VA website. So we have broken it down into six basic questions for you: who, what, when, where, why, and how? …
The trenches and battlefields of World War I are some of the last places one would expect to read about women who were decorated for valor. Yet, in the "War to End All Wars," six women received medals for valor. Three received the Citation Star, t…
Everybody knows that the GI Bill is for college, but did you know you can use it for things other than a typical brick-and-mortar institution of higher learning? Here are four VA-approved ways you can use that benefit to better fit your goals in l…
Some vets with a tendency toward showmanship like to take their talents to YouTube or Hollywood when they hit the post-service world.
The United States Navy has a history of honoring women – one that goes way back to 1776, when a row galley was named for Martha Washington …
Filmmakers would love just to pick up a camera, press record, and film the most realistic performances from their hired actors. In many cases that is considered possible (after a few takes), but not when you're dealing with military-based movies.…