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This bomber originally beat the iconic B-17 in World War II
Aircraft

This bomber originally beat the iconic B-17 in World War II

The Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress is an iconic plane of World War II. The famous Memphis Belle, recently placed on display at the National Museum of the United States Air F…

This historic film shows the Lone Survivor raid of World War II
World War II

This historic film shows the Lone Survivor raid of World War II

If you've read the book Lone Survivor, written by former SEAL Marcus Luttrell, or seen the 2014 movie adaptation of the same name, then you're very familiar with the incredible tale of survival and valor. But prior to Luttrell's involvem…

The best American tank of World War II rarely saw combat
World War II

The best American tank of World War II rarely saw combat

Sometimes, a good weapon system never gets a chance to shine. In some cases, there simply aren't any conflicts going on through which the gear can demonstrate its worth (the

Thieves drained the bank account of the US’ oldest living veteran
World War II

Thieves drained the bank account of the US’ oldest living veteran

Richard Overton just celebrated his 112th birthday in his hometown of Austin, Texas. Unbeknownst to him, identity thieves were using his compromised bank account to purchase savings bonds through TreasuryDirect. Despite his well-known affinity for w…

What the Army should keep in mind when crafting a new slogan
Military Culture

What the Army should keep in mind when crafting a new slogan

Well guys, the Army's slogan of "Army Strong" has officially been put on the chopping block. It had a solid run between 2006 and now, but it's time to close that chapter and move on to the next slogan. "One of the major responses we get …

4 reasons why veterans make the best fitness trainers
Fitness

4 reasons why veterans make the best fitness trainers

Walking into the gym for the first time can be an intimidating experience. Everywhere you look, there are people lifting massive weights with muscles so defined it seems like they were born doing bicep curls. It can be overwhelming to see all the hu…

These are your picks for the best fictional infantry squad ever
Movies and TV

These are your picks for the best fictional infantry squad ever

Serving in the Marine Corps infantry is one of the toughest jobs there is. From deploying every other year to completing the rigorous training required to hold the "03" MOS, the infantry is full of badasses. In the Marines, each infantry squad typ…

Why one-third of the US thinks a second Civil War is coming
Civil War

Why one-third of the US thinks a second Civil War is coming

A Rasmussen poll released at the end of June 2018 revealed a fear among voters that political violence is on the rise, with

This is the flower that marked a German soldier as being elite
World War II

This is the flower that marked a German soldier as being elite

Navy SEALS, Army Green Berets, and Marine Reconnaissance are just of the few forces in the U.S. military that are considered the best of the best. The Navy SEALS earn their beloved Trident, Army Green Berets proudly wear their unique headgear, and M…

How ‘Vampyr’ is perfectly placed in World War I London
Gaming

How ‘Vampyr’ is perfectly placed in World War I London

Video games are as much an artistic medium as any other form of entertainment. Some games have stories that are so well-crafted that they draw gamers into a believable, fictional world while they play. Add enticing gameplay on top of that mesmerizin…

The Aardvark was a nuclear-capable supersonic beast
Aircraft

The Aardvark was a nuclear-capable supersonic beast

In a day and age where the United States Air Force has a grand total of 76 B-52H Stratofortress, 62 B-1B Lancer, and 20 B-2A Spirit bombers in service, it's fair to say the United States' bomber force is quite potent. That said, there aren't as m…

A special ops veteran and his Marine dad created History’s ‘Six’
Movies and TV

A special ops veteran and his Marine dad created History’s ‘Six’

It's a testament to the everlasting mythology of the SEAL Teams when a screenwriter – who also happens to be an Air Force Pararescue Jumper – and his Marine veteran dad team up to write a TV show about them. That's exactly what happened with H…

The Air Force’s new anti-fire foam is much less toxic
Technology

The Air Force’s new anti-fire foam is much less toxic

While the introduction of a new plane, ship, or tank will often make headlines, these aren't the only important procurements done by the military. In fact, many crucial upgrades go unnoticed by the media, but they make a huge difference in the live…

5 ways you’re ‘creeping’ way too hard while at the gym
Military Culture

5 ways you’re ‘creeping’ way too hard while at the gym

For most people, going to the gym is a safe place for people to work out and burn off stress. Unfortunately, not all gym goers show up for the right reasons. They show up to watch others break a sweat and find an angle to hit on people. N…

Why this part of a missile silo is important
Weapons

Why this part of a missile silo is important

America's force of inter-continental ballistic missiles, also known as ICBMs, has long been a component of the nuclear triad. The 450 LGM-30 Minuteman IV missiles split between F. E. Warren Air Force Base in Wyoming, Minot Air Force Base in North D…

This is why you can’t climb the arm of the Statue of Liberty anymore
World War I

This is why you can’t climb the arm of the Statue of Liberty anymore

More than 100 years ago, European powers were in the middle of World War I and looking everywhere for potential enemies and allies. In 1916, even President Wilson believed it would soon be inevitable for the U.S. to enter the war on the side of Engl…

9 disappointing ways Call of Duty isn’t like the military
Gaming

9 disappointing ways Call of Duty isn’t like the military

Ah, Call of Duty. A video game that was a far more successful recruitment tool for the Army than the Army's actual recruitment video game America's …

This is how much exercise you need if you sit behind a desk all day
Fitness

This is how much exercise you need if you sit behind a desk all day

This isn't going to come as a surprise to anyone, but people working desk jobs are too sedentary. In fact, 86 percent of the American working population sits down all day while at work. Combining all the hours we work with the amount of time we sit…

The ‘Duck’ was just a truck inside a boat hull – but it worked
World War II

The ‘Duck’ was just a truck inside a boat hull – but it worked

Ask most people about ducks, and they think of the birds that you'd feed in a park or what they would go hunting out with some buddies in the spring or fall. Others may think of it as the middle bird in a turducken. But World War II veterans will t…

The history of the ‘Dead March’ played before military executions
History

The history of the ‘Dead March’ played before military executions

The U.S. military hasn't executed a prisoner since the 1961 hanging of Pvt. John Bennett at Fort Leavenworth. Prior to 1959, prisoners sent to the gallows by the U.S. military were afforded certain last rights demanded by regulations that included …