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Here’s how an aircraft carrier keeps track of where the planes are on the flight deck
Navy

Here’s how an aircraft carrier keeps track of where the planes are on the flight deck

Aircraft carriers are busy places. Sailors move dozens of planes, hundreds of bombs, and many gallons of fuel during launches and recoveries multiple times a day. To keep track of all this madness, the "Handler," the man in charge of the movement…

Female Army aviator bringing vet voice to media
Army

Female Army aviator bringing vet voice to media

To say that Amber Smith comes from a military family is an understatement. Her great-grandfather was in World War I, her grandfather was in World War II, and her father was a paratrooper with the 82nd Airborne. Both of her parents were pilots.

Forget ‘Suicide Squad,’ this was America’s ‘Suicide Division’
World War II

Forget ‘Suicide Squad,’ this was America’s ‘Suicide Division’

Moviegoers are gearing up for "Suicide Squad," the new movie featuring comic supervillains who work to protect America. But the U.S. was protected by an entire "Suicide Division" known for lightning tactics and fierce fighting in World War II. …

Admiral fired for watching porn didn’t realize how many hours he’d been at it
Military News

Admiral fired for watching porn didn’t realize how many hours he’d been at it

Stricken 6 year-old ‘earns’ SEAL trident
Military News

Stricken 6 year-old ‘earns’ SEAL trident

Six-year-old Mason Rudder of Kansas City, Missouri was born a Escobar Syndrome, a rare genetic neuromuscular disorder that causes muscle weakness and joint deformities. There is only one thing he ever wanted to be when he grows up: a U.S. Navy SEAL…

This C-130 crashed testing a system designed for the (second) mission to rescue the Iranian hostages
Air Force

This C-130 crashed testing a system designed for the (second) mission to rescue the Iranian hostages

Operation Credible Sport was hatched in the wake of the disastrous Operation Eagle Claw, the attempt to rescue hostages held at the U.S. embassy in T…

‘Hyena Road’ tells the war stories of Canadian Forces in Afghanistan
Movies and TV

‘Hyena Road’ tells the war stories of Canadian Forces in Afghanistan

Canadian filmmaker Paul Gross was never a soldier, but he has great respect for them. He comes from a military family; his grandfather and his father both served. Gross ended up in the arts, but he believes that soldiers represent their countries?…

5 reasons why Ronald Reagan was a great commander-in-chief
Cold War

5 reasons why Ronald Reagan was a great commander-in-chief

The passing of Nancy Reagan gives occasion to think back on the Reagan years and their impact on the warfighting capability of the American military. Here are five things that the Reagan administration gave to the troops that endure today: …

Senator McCain and General Welsh scuffle over the A-10’s fate
Military News

Senator McCain and General Welsh scuffle over the A-10’s fate

As Air Force Chief of Staff General Mark Welsh testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee on March 3, controversy erupted whe…

This is what life is like for sailors on a US Navy submarine
Military Life

This is what life is like for sailors on a US Navy submarine

[brid video="117840" player="7965" title="Inside Look See What Life Is Like On A US Navy Submarine! "]A U.S. Navy's submarine force -- known as the "silent service" -- patrols a world of mystery and intrigue. Here's a glimpse of what life…

22 wild images of North Korea’s insane Special Forces training
Military News

22 wild images of North Korea’s insane Special Forces training

It's no secret North Korea has a pretty big chip on its shoulder. They have to do everything bigger, more ridiculous, and more grandiose than every other country on the planet. In an effort to prove their superiority to the world (but mo…

The ‘Hell Cannon’ is the Free Syrian Army’s homemade howitzer
Military News

The ‘Hell Cannon’ is the Free Syrian Army’s homemade howitzer

The war in Syria is now five years old. In that time, there have been so many factions vying for power and battlefield superiority, some under-equipped group was bound to have to get creative with their weapons tech. Enter the Hell Cannon.

DARPA’s newest tech will give pilots X-ray vision
Technology

DARPA’s newest tech will give pilots X-ray vision

The official Mad Scientists of war, otherwise known as Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency employees, have crafted a way for helicopter pilots to see through dust, snow, and smoke to fly safely even when their view is blocked.

Rebels in Syria fought with rare, expensive Nazi-made rifles
World War II

Rebels in Syria fought with rare, expensive Nazi-made rifles

World War II history buffs are going to lose their minds. A Syrian rebel faction called the al-Tawhid Brigade stumbled on an arms cache of 5,000 German WWII-era Sturmgwehr 44 (STG-44) rifles.

This is what happens when a hero Army veteran tries to save a CVS
Veterans

This is what happens when a hero Army veteran tries to save a CVS

No good deed goes unpunished. Ask Joe Morici, an Army veteran who attempted to stop two suspects from robbing a Beltsville, Maryland CVS on February 26, 2015. The two attempted to rob the pharmacy managed by Morici, whose seven years o…

This battle decided which cuss words you use
History

This battle decided which cuss words you use

William the Conqueror defeated King Harold in the Battle of Hastings in 1066, changing the way Englishmen would speak — and cuss — for all of time.

Mother of Marine killed in Afghanistan adopts his working dog
Military News

Mother of Marine killed in Afghanistan adopts his working dog

A gold star mother from Rancho Cucamonga, California is honoring her Marine son's last wishes by taking in his beloved working dog, Sirius. She made that promise the very last time she spoke to him.

This Coast Guard hero fought with Marines for two days to hold the Japanese at Corregidor
World War II

This Coast Guard hero fought with Marines for two days to hold the Japanese at Corregidor

With every generation of servicemen comes the heroes who stand out, putting the needs of the service before themselves. One of these men was almost lost to history, but thanks to his family and their ability to instill passion into anyone who woul…

Astronaut and retired Navy Captain Scott Kelly returns to Earth after a year in space
Navy

Astronaut and retired Navy Captain Scott Kelly returns to Earth after a year in space

Even after 340 days in zero-gravity weakened his muscles, astronaut and retired Navy Captain Scott Kelly successfully returned to Earth strong enough to give a

Here is what you need to know about Cold War part 2
Cold War

Here is what you need to know about Cold War part 2