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High-ranking officers often have monikers that accompany them for their military prowess in battle or how they conduct themselves. General "Mad Dog" Mattis was

There is another maritime "service" you may not have heard much about, yet, the United States Merchant Marine is arguably incredibly important to the Armed Forces. They also help keep America's economy moving. But what exactly is this?

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The Israeli Air Force has long been dominant over the skies of the Middle East. They have superb

Yemen's civil war has been raging since 2015 and has caused one of the largest humanitarian crises in the world, with more than 

'Tis the season for the giving of gifts. 'Tis also the season of FOMUG (Fear Of Messed Up Gifting). We get it. It's hard out there for an elf. Team WATM would like to offer you some guidance.

The advent of nuclear weapons on the battlefield left the Army very worried. It's understandable; a bomb that could take out an entire city was rightly seen as a game-changer. Over the years, the Army has shifted its divisional formation…

WWE was there for the troops during the holidays in ways Santa Claus would never be.

The only warning was a the sound of rushing air before things exploded.

Culinary Specialist 2nd Class Arianna Gunn is relentless. Yes, that's a rating in the Coast Guard. And it's no joke to the men and women who work that job. The Coast Guard, like any force in history, runs on its stomach. Gunn's drive to…

There's no best way to describe the rivalry between the branches of the American military to an outsider. It's kinda like an inventive d*ck measuring conte…

Fighting fires is hungry work. And since firefighters spend long hours, even days, at the fire station, it naturally falls to some schlub rookie to lace up an apron and put food on the table. That's normally how it goes. But Meals Ready…

Recently, a B-1B Lancer took part in Vigilant Ace 18, a massive U.S.-South Korea joint air exercise. According to

One of the single worst things that plagues military forces is the phenomenon known as "friendly fire." Some instances of friendly fire have been momentous, like the time

'Tis the season for the giving of gifts. 'Tis also the season of FOMUG (Fear Of Messed Up Gifting). We get it. It's hard out there for an elf. Team WATM would like to offer you some guidance.

College football tends to forget about the Air Force in the race for the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy.

Founded in 1947 by U.S. Marine Corps Reservist Maj. Bill Hendricks, the charitable legacy of Toys for Tots has endured throughout the decades. The gift-giving program was such as huge success initially that the Corps adopted the practice and has s…

The Indian Navy has quietly become one of the most powerful navies in the world, and it's still on the upswing. You might be surprised, thinking to yourself, "how did the land of the peace-loving Mahatma Gandhi become a major military power?"

We all know there's a special place in Hollywood hell for film producers who make half-assed sequels to films we freakin' love just to make a few bucks. The majority of the time, these sequels don't live up to the genius of the original and they…

A socially conscious hacker known as "The Jester" put one over on the Democratic People's Republic of Korea recently. To add to his long list of hilarious practical jokes with a social-conscious message, the hacktivist hijacked a propaga…