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Rows of retired military aircraft are parked on a dry, dusty desert ground. The planes are arranged in groups, with many showing signs of wear and faded camouflage paint. Several rectangular storage containers are placed near the aircraft. The scene suggests an aircraft boneyard or storage facility.
Entertainment

WATCH: Where do retired aircraft end up?

A black and white photo of an African American pilot sitting in the cockpit of a military aircraft, wearing a flight helmet with goggles and a flight suit. The pilot looks directly at the camera with a serious expression. The cockpit canopy is partially open.
Entertainment

The incredible true story behind the upcoming Korean War movie ‘Devotion’

Astronaut Neil Armstrong wearing a white NASA spacesuit with an American flag patch on the shoulder, standing in front of a large image of the moon. He is holding a white astronaut helmet with a gold-tinted visor resting on a surface.
World War II

Alabama’s new unofficial Motto Needs to be Rocket City

A wide entrance gate structure with a large overhanging roof and multiple lanes, labeled "REDSTONE ARSENAL" on top. The area is paved with asphalt, and there are traffic cones and barriers visible in the background. The surroundings include grassy fields and trees under a clear blue sky.
Air Force

Huntsville, Alabama chosen to host US Space Command Headquarters

WATCH: Australian Army soldiers are pretty smart
Entertainment

WATCH: Australian Army soldiers are pretty smart

The Australian Army has found a fairly ingenious way of helping machine gunners hold their weapons steady while firing from the standing position. The Reaper weapon support system is a backpack that redistributes some of the machine guns's to the s…

A group of men, mostly in light-colored shirts, are walking in a line towards a bus. Several photographers and cameramen, some wearing hats, are capturing the scene from the right side. The image is in black and white, and the setting appears to be outdoors.
Veterans Benefits

Why are so many politicians vets? The reason is hiding in plain sight.

A scrub nurse prepares equipment for a surgery at Cojutepeque Hospital in El Salvador, June 23, 2025. El Salvador was one of the destinations of AMISTAD 2025, an Air Forces Southern led campaign that brings U.S. medical professionals to Latin American countries to work with host nation counterparts and help improve regional capacity to respond to health challenges. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Joshua Hastings)
Military Life

10 reasons to become a military nurse

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4 simple rules every infantryman ‘in the suck’ should obey
Basic Training

4 simple rules every infantryman ‘in the suck’ should obey

While troops endure weeks and weeks of intense training to prepare them for patrolling through the enemy's backyard, it's tough to learn all the "do's and don't's" of combat. There's so much training concentrated on combat effecti…

This is why the Screaming Eagles still rock an Airborne tab
Entertainment

This is why the Screaming Eagles still rock an Airborne tab

When you think of airborne troops, there's one unit that comes to mind because of its place in both history books and pop culture: the 101st Airborne Division. Nearly every major World War II film features — or at least mentions — the bravery a…

Marines might lose their ‘golden hour’ in the next war
Army

Marines might lose their ‘golden hour’ in the next war

When a soldier, sailor, airman, or Marine is wounded, the clock starts ticking on the "golden hour" to save his or her life. The goal the Department of Defense had in the War on Terror was to get a wounded serviceman to definitive care within 60 m…

Here’s how to find your ‘tribe’ once you leave the military
Military Life

Here’s how to find your ‘tribe’ once you leave the military

You're 11 years old, standing in the middle of the school lunchroom with your meal tray. As you gaze over top of your sandwich, anemic vegetables, and cookie snack pack, you anxiously wonder who will make room for y…

6 reasons Marines go crazy for the M27 automatic rifle
Marine Corps

6 reasons Marines go crazy for the M27 automatic rifle

Over the course of the past two wars, Marines learned a lot of lessons and gained a lot of new weapons and equipment to increase their effectiveness on the modern battlefield. But when we started to realize just how outdated the M249 Squad Automatic…

This Korean War plane was notoriously difficult to fly
World War II

This Korean War plane was notoriously difficult to fly

The Vought F4U Corsair was one of the best planes that took to the air during World War II. It also saw action in the Korean War and in the 1969 Soccer War. But while the plane took out a ton of Axis thugs and Commies, it also took out more than a f…

5 real ways the Air Force is different from other branches
Entertainment

5 real ways the Air Force is different from other branches

The Air Force gets a lot of flak (see what I did there?) from all the other branches for its somewhat lax persona. Yes, sometimes, the USAF seems more like a corporation than a branch of the Armed Forces. But despite decent food and living quarters,…

Watch this close-call during an air refueling operation
Fixed Wing

Watch this close-call during an air refueling operation

It seems almost routine in some DOD videos, but aerial refueling is a very dangerous process where a lot of things can go very wrong. It's really not very surprising that stuff can go wrong, when you think about what that procedure entails.

Germany’s Puma is a 40-ton death machine
Tanks

Germany’s Puma is a 40-ton death machine

Germany introduced the world to the concept of blitzkrieg. One of the key elements to this strategy is to have a force of tanks and mechanized infantry strike deeply and (relatively) quickly behind enemy lines. This means that to successful…

What the movies get wrong about blacksmiths
Movies

What the movies get wrong about blacksmiths

It's one of the coolest moments in medieval fantasy films. A blacksmith sweats over the forge, slowly pouring bright-orange, molten iron into an open-topped stone mold of a mighty sword while the audience watches a cool shot of the weapon taking sh…

A black-and-white photograph of a bride and groom. The bride is wearing a long, satin wedding gown with puffed sleeves, a lace veil, and a floral headpiece, holding a bouquet of flowers. The groom is dressed in a military uniform, standing close behind her with one hand resting on her waist and the other holding gloves. The background includes a curtain and several floral arrangements, one of which has a small American flag.
Military Life

War Brides: Stories of love, hope and sometimes, regret – Part I

Why these combat vets turn to CBD for injuries and recovery
Veterans Benefits

Why these combat vets turn to CBD for injuries and recovery

As states continue to reduce restrictions on cannabis use, more and more military veterans are rejecting opioids and prescription pain medications while experiencing positive results from cannabis products. CBD products are being used over prescript…

Two men stand back to back in a gritty, industrial setting with a barbed wire fence and drones flying in the cloudy sky. The man on the left holds a rifle over his shoulder and has a glowing, cybernetic arm. The man on the right wears tactical gear and stands next to a robotic figure emitting sparks.
Military News

‘Outside the Wire’ will bring you inside combat of the future