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Warning: Contains spoilers from Game of Thrones Season 7 Episode 5.After last week's sh*t show, Khalees…

While companies such as Mitsubishi and Rolls Royce are well-known for producing everything from motorbikes to air conditioners, they're not the only products the companies are manufacturing.The Stockholm International Peace Research Institut…

Minutes after Tate Jolly arrived at the diplomatic post in Benghazi, Libya, a mortar hit the compound where an ambassador and another American had been killed and dozens more were trapped.The Marine gunnery sergeant was one of only two U.S. t…

Trump had one question when it came to the War in Afghanistan, according to journalist Bob Woodward's 2018 book Fear: Trump in the White House: "What the f*ck are we doing there?" And he didn't just want to know what the generals though…

The Commander-in-Chief will allow military academy athletes who excel on the field to go pro before they have to repay their service on the battlefields, according to a May 6, 2019 statement President Trump made from the White House Rose Garden. Tru…

The fantasy genre has captured the imagination of millions around the world. The middle ages are romanticized with images of knights bending the knee to serve their King or Queen on and off the battlefield. Historically, the rank came wit…

When it comes to being prepared for a disaster, there are a few things on just about everybody's lists: clean drinking water, shelf-stable food, and maybe a firearm for security. There are some other things, however, that aren't as commonly consid…

Counting down the last days of a deployment while standing post is a feeling universally felt by service members past and present. However, not all are able to move onto greener pastures. Unlucky souls that are caught in the gears of war …

Unconventional warfare is necessarily a messy business. It entails finding the enemies of our enemies and convincing them to fight our mutual foes, even if we're not necessarily friends. It reduces America's risk in blood, but it also means our na…

Although we're not always keen to admit it, the way we see the world and how we function in it tends to be largely informed by the pop-culture we consume along the way. The movies and TV shows we watch as kids not only help us to perceive a world b…

World War I pilots began by simply waving at each other in flight, greeting their adversary as each pilot headed to his own reconnaissance mission. But as World War I quickly became brutal—and the pilots themselves saw friends die on the ground by…

The "boat people," as they came to be known, are an oft-forgotten footnote at the end of the Vietnam War. In the years following the U.S. withdrawal and the subsequent fall of South Vietnam to the Communist north, refugees packed ships leaving the…

The Civil War ironclad USS Indianola was rushed into the war, guarding Cincinnati in 1862 before she was even complete. But at the start of 1863, she was cutting through Confederate defenses on the Red River to support Maj. Gen. Nathaniel B…

The Navy didn't stop drinking. It just stopped aboard ship.

Russia is no stranger to carefully crafting military propaganda for Western audiences. From "doomsday" sub…

A Belgian Malinois named Lachi has earned some celebrity for his video in which he traverses two thin ropes in order to retrieve his tennis ball.

This Memorial Day weekend, the USAA Poppy Wall of Honor will return to the National Mall in Washington D.C., featuring 645,000 poppies — each one representing an American service member who has fallen since World War I.This year, in honor o…

The Hind Mi-24D was an odd but deadly amalgamation of troop helicopter transport and attack helicopter. While it was ostensibly built to transport a squad of infantry and then protect it, American chopper pilots were worried about what would happen …

The Fallout game series does a great job of giving the player choices. Particularly, they give you the option to choose whatever faction is warring over the region of the post-apocalyptic wasteland you're playing around in. New Vegas

In December of 2017, The New York Times published a stunning front-page exposé about the Pentagon's mysterious UFO program, the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP). Featuring an interview with a former military intellige…