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The 4 best online programs from universities you can trust with your GI Bill
Education

The 4 best online programs from universities you can trust with your GI Bill

Becoming a veteran is one of the most rewarding statuses you can achieve. Serving your country and being the best person you can be is highly respectable. It's a feeling like no other. However, when time in the military comes to an end, …

How a U.S. troop pled guilty to murder but got off scot-free
Iraq War

How a U.S. troop pled guilty to murder but got off scot-free

The most interesting thing about pleading guilty to a capital crime in a military court is the defendant needs to be able to convince the presiding judge that he or she is actually guilty of the crime, and not just taking the deal to avoid the death…

The 1980 Olympics are the ‘cleanest’ in history. Athletes recall how Moscow cheated the system.
Cold War

The 1980 Olympics are the ‘cleanest’ in history. Athletes recall how Moscow cheated the system.

When Moscow hosted the 1980 Summer Olympics, games were being played not only in Soviet arenas but at the headquarters of the KGB.The Kremlin was determined to host an untarnished event after the United States and 65 other countries boycotted…

Here’s the history behind ‘Reveille’
History

Here’s the history behind ‘Reveille’

We've all heard the familiar tune being blared over the intercom or performed live bright and early as the American flag is raised for the beginning of the day. For other troops stationed on a military base, it's the bugle call that mad…

This is the most awesome Delta Force recruiting video we’ve ever seen
Special Operations

This is the most awesome Delta Force recruiting video we’ve ever seen

It's an oldie but a goodie — and it's likely the only publicly-available video showing real-deal Delta Force operators. Leaked during the height of the Iraq war in 2008, this video crept its way onto YouTube and caused quite a splash …

The reason LEGO cancelled its V-22 Osprey set
Movies and TV

The reason LEGO cancelled its V-22 Osprey set

On July 21, 2020, LEGO announced that the upcoming LEGO Technic V-22 Osprey had been cancelled. Set number 42113 was an officially licensed model of the Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft used by the US Navy, Marines, Air Force and Japanese…

This Tuskegee Airmen instructor became the first African American airline pilot
Air Force

This Tuskegee Airmen instructor became the first African American airline pilot

Perry Henry Young Jr. was born on March 12, 1919, in Orangeburg, South Carolina. In 1929, the family moved to Oberlin, Ohio where his parents hoped that Young and his siblings would receive better education. Young graduated in the top quarter of Obe…

How the Battle of the Bulge would have gone if GIs had the Javelin
World War II

How the Battle of the Bulge would have gone if GIs had the Javelin

Let's face some harsh reality, folks. While we won World War II in the European Theater, infantry anti-tank weapons were not one of the big reasons why. The sad fact of the matter is that the M1 and M9 bazookas were…well...

Here’s the blistering effect American World War II ammo had on the enemy
World War II

Here’s the blistering effect American World War II ammo had on the enemy

We're all familiar with the weapons the GIs carried during World War II, but a gun just ain't much use without the ammo. The GIs, as Star Trek's Scotty once famously admonished, needed the right bullets for the right job. The …

5 more military myths that Hollywood swears are true
Movies and TV

5 more military myths that Hollywood swears are true

Movies are badass! That's why producers spend millions of dollars making them. Sometimes the films we watch are so freaking compelling audience members forget they watching a movie and believe everything they see. We're all guilty of fa…

Today in history: Korean War armistice signed
Cold War

Today in history: Korean War armistice signed

Three years of a heavy-casualty war came to a close on this date in 1953 when the Korean War Armistice was signed. This conflict ended America's first brush with the Cold War concept of "limited war," which was the first "hot" war of the Cold W…

11 facts you should have learned about World War I
World War I

11 facts you should have learned about World War I

On this day in history, WWI began. Here's everything you were always supposed to know about the Great War but may have never learned.

5 epic military movie mistakes you have missed
Movies and TV

5 epic military movie mistakes you have missed

Military movies are emotional to watch as many are based on real and fascinating stories of man's ability to overcome any obstacle and fulfill his or her goals and destiny and all that sh*t. With so many important aspects to pay attentio…

Remington Arms has filed for bankruptcy…again
Weapons

Remington Arms has filed for bankruptcy…again

On July 28, 2020, the Remington Arms Co. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in an Alabama federal court. Seeking to restructure amid legal and financial hardships, this is the second time since 2018 that Remington has filed for bankruptcy.

Here is what would have really happened after the Hartman murder-suicide
Military Culture

Here is what would have really happened after the Hartman murder-suicide

If you've seen Full Metal Jacket, then you probably recall the scene where Private Leonard "Gomer Pyle" Lawrence snaps, killing his tormentor, Gunnery Sergeant Hartman, and then himself. The film then segues to 1968, where "Joker" and …

Watch Keanu Reeves’ best moments from Comic-Con 2020
Movies and TV

Watch Keanu Reeves’ best moments from Comic-Con 2020

Keanu Reeves has not only earned respect from the operator community for his tactical dedication, he's also managed to charm his way into the hea…

This is how an RPG works
Weapons

This is how an RPG works

The United States and the Soviets disagreed on almost everything; except the fact that anti-tank infantry capabilities are necessary for decisive offensive combat. The Soviets fear our tanks because of their armor, speed, and firepower an…

A Medal of Honor recipient was gunned down in a liquor store robbery
Vietnam War

A Medal of Honor recipient was gunned down in a liquor store robbery

It was a day like any other day. Dwight Johnson was on his way to the nearby corner store to get some food for his infant son. When he walked in the store that day in April 1971, he accidentally walked in on the store being robbed. That's when the …

What to Watch: 10 military series that are 100% binge-worthy
Movies and TV

What to Watch: 10 military series that are 100% binge-worthy

Got an hour or 24? Starting a new show, especially a really good one, can be as exciting as riding a roller coaster, boasts a much lower risk of exposure to COVID-19 and provides days of entertainment rather than minutes. Dive into these ser…

This stunning video shows how fast a railgun can shoot
Technology

This stunning video shows how fast a railgun can shoot

The Navy has been testing a railgun that could see deployment on the guided-missile destroyer USS Zumwalt and her sister ships. The goal is to get …