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7 things the military learned from Trump’s first week
Military News

7 things the military learned from Trump’s first week

Many have acknowledged that this has been one of the fastest-moving presidencies in recent memory, as President Donald Trump made moves on many of his campaign promises this week. From international relations, to military administration nominations …

It’s the end of the road for the USS Enterprise
Cold War

It’s the end of the road for the USS Enterprise

The nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Enterprise (CVN 65) will be decommissioned on Feb. 3, marking the next step on her journey to the "Ship-Submarine Recycling Program" – what a

Marine F-35 Lightning fighters arrive in Japan
Technology

Marine F-35 Lightning fighters arrive in Japan

The first permanent deployment of F-35B Lightning II fighters outside the U.S. took place last week, and the location is probably no surprise. According to a

This SEAL Team 6 vet idolizes ‘Rough Rider’ Teddy Roosevelt
Heroes

This SEAL Team 6 vet idolizes ‘Rough Rider’ Teddy Roosevelt

This ‘RoboCop’ handgun is a suppressor and pistol all in one
Weapons

This ‘RoboCop’ handgun is a suppressor and pistol all in one

When it debuted as a prototype a couple years ago, what was billed as the world's first integrally-suppressed handgun available to the everyday Joe seemed a bit far fetched. It was a Rube Goldberg contraption — with a Smith & Wesso…

Vietnam-era S-60 gun turns Russian T-15 Armata into a Bradley killer
Vehicles

Vietnam-era S-60 gun turns Russian T-15 Armata into a Bradley killer

While most people may be familiar with Russia's T-14, that tank is not the only Armata the Russians have in the works.…

The Army is deactivating its last long-range surveillance companies (again)
Military News

The Army is deactivating its last long-range surveillance companies (again)

The Army is officially closing down the last of its long-range surveillance companies with the three active duty units slated for closures in January and the four National Guard companies shutting down in 2018.

A new congressional report hints that Russia has better tanks than the US
Technology

A new congressional report hints that Russia has better tanks than the US

The M1A2 SEP Abrams has ruled the world of armor since Operation Desert Storm. But that was over 25 years ago – and tank design innovation hasn't stood still. In fact, everyone is trying to get a better tank — particularly the Russia…

This video shows the 200-year-old Gurkha selection process
Special Operations

This video shows the 200-year-old Gurkha selection process

The Gurkha rifles in the British, Indian, and Nepali armies are accomplished and elite units made up almost entirely of men from a small area in Nepal. For candidates hopeful to get a slot in one of these outfits, there is a grueling sele…

This is why Pakistan drives its nukes around in delivery vans
Military News

This is why Pakistan drives its nukes around in delivery vans

  Pakistan is an awkward ally to the U.S., to put it mildly. The relationship hasn't really been the same since the end of the Cold War. The U.S. routinely violates Pakistan's airspace and strikes Pakistani nationals with drones, wh…

This makeshift armored vehicle is actually an ISIS suicide bomb truck
Iraq War

This makeshift armored vehicle is actually an ISIS suicide bomb truck

As anti-ISIS forces retake Mosul and

These 6 heroes of Desert Storm may warrant medal upgrades
Heroes

These 6 heroes of Desert Storm may warrant medal upgrades

With some recent upgrades to medals for heroism during the War on Terror, perhaps it is time to take a closer look at some awards from Desert Storm. During…

This is what makes the M109 Paladin so badass
Weapons

This is what makes the M109 Paladin so badass

[brid video="113806" player="7965" title="Military Insider M109 Paladin"]The M109 Paladin is a self-propelled artillery weapon, first introduced in the early 1960s. It was designed to fire munitions far beyond the range and power of small arms…

The Marine Corps has ordered Leathernecks to use PMAGs for their rifles
Weapons

The Marine Corps has ordered Leathernecks to use PMAGs for their rifles

After testing revealed problems with how standard-issued magazines load certain ammunition into Marine rifles, the Corps has ordered Leathernecks to use the wildly popular polymer-made Magpul PMAG.

The Marines arrive in Norway
Military News

The Marines arrive in Norway

For the first time since World War II, United States Marines have arrived in Norway. Their mission: to deter Russian aggression. According to a report by the

Israel recently buried Ran Ronen, an ace few ever heard of
Aircraft

Israel recently buried Ran Ronen, an ace few ever heard of

Early last month, Israel buried an ace who had seven kills — more than twice as many as John Glenn — and hundreds of operational missio…

Navy upgrades 8 valor awards for SEALs
Heroes

Navy upgrades 8 valor awards for SEALs

On Jan. 13, Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus presented eight Navy Crosses and eight Silver Stars to active-duty and former members of East and West Coast Naval Sp…

US troops cleared after civilian deaths overseas
Military News

US troops cleared after civilian deaths overseas

American troops were cleared of wrongdoing in the wake of 33 civilian deaths during a firefight in Kunduz, Afghanistan, which took place Nov. 2-3, 2016. "The investigation concluded that U.S. forces acted in self-defense, in accordan…

Patton once sent 300 men to rescue his son-in-law from a Nazi prison
World War II

Patton once sent 300 men to rescue his son-in-law from a Nazi prison

In March 1945, Capt. Abraham Baum, a 23-year-old Army officer fighting in Europe, was summoned to the tent of Gen. George S. Patton for a special assignment. "What the hell am I doing here?" Baum

This Confederate regiment was nearly wiped out in minutes
Civil War

This Confederate regiment was nearly wiped out in minutes

The 1st Texas Infantry Regiment was a group of veteran soldiers by the time they took part in the Battle of Antietam on Sept. 17, 1862. That day still stands as the bloo…