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This is how Evan Williams Bourbon honors veterans
Veterans Benefits

This is how Evan Williams Bourbon honors veterans

Evan Williams is a Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey brand, named for the politician, entrepreneur, and distiller who, in 1783, became Kentucky's First Commercial Distiller. With its origins in the heartland of America, it's no surprise that the…

The Navy just picked its new anti-ship missile
Technology

The Navy just picked its new anti-ship missile

The United States Navy has made it official: The Kongsberg Naval Strike Missile (often called NSM) is its new choice fo…

5 Avengers who are not cut out for the military
Humor

5 Avengers who are not cut out for the military

If you're a fan of the Marvel Universe, then this year has been one of the most mind-blowing and entertaining of your nerdtastic life. From Black Panther's record-smashing release weekend to the heart-breaking ending of Ave…

This Cobra was the forerunner to one of America’s classic aircraft
Aviation

This Cobra was the forerunner to one of America’s classic aircraft

For 25 years, the F/A-18 Hornet/Super Hornet family has been the backbone of carrier aviation for the United States Navy. These planes have also seen some success in the export market, making the F/A-18 a classic that'll be around for decades to co…

The last troop killed in WWII died after the war ended
World War II

The last troop killed in WWII died after the war ended

On Dec. 7, 1941, the Empire of Japan launched a brutal attack on Pearl Harbor, killing over 2,300 American military personnel and catapulting the U.S. into World War II. After nearly four years of fierce fighting, Japan agreed to the terms of surren…

Any Trump-Putin summit ‘would be a ways off’
Military News

Any Trump-Putin summit ‘would be a ways off’

The U.S. ambassador to Russia says any meeting between President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin "would be a ways off."Jon Huntsman suggested June 3, 2018, on "Fox & Friends" that if a summit were to occur, "the pre…

Watch Army Special Forces do their own dive training
Army

Watch Army Special Forces do their own dive training

When we think of Green Berets, we think of tough, highly-trained troops that have been groomed to take on high-priority missions. Seeing as the military is home to a number of unique specializations, it's easy to assume that when it comes to any ki…

5 reasons why infantrymen are perfect for the SWAT team
Veterans Benefits

5 reasons why infantrymen are perfect for the SWAT team

Many troops enlist with hopes of finding something bigger than themselves. After their contract is up, it's not uncommon for the battle-hardened grunt to feel lost in a world now unfamiliar. All the while, they're told that there's nothing out th…

How these guys make the weapons from our favorite video games
Gaming

How these guys make the weapons from our favorite video games

Video games are known for over-the-top weaponry. In the universe of games, a seemingly tiny blonde dude can easily swing around the giant Buster Sword (see: Final Fantasy VII) and a kid with a mask is given free reign to swing around a ridi…

5 leadership skills all service members should learn
Military Life

5 leadership skills all service members should learn

From a troop's first day in the military to their last, they'll pick up various leadership traits that will (hopefully) propel them into a positive, productive future. Although most of us won't ever know what it's like to lead a whole platoon or…

Why Navy SEALs will storm the beaches of Normandy in 2018
World War II

Why Navy SEALs will storm the beaches of Normandy in 2018

Jumping into freezing water is just part of the legacy of being a Navy SEAL. During World War II, the U.S. Navy Combat Demolition Units were just a handful of guys equipped only with a pair of shorts, a knife, and maybe some explosives. But those am…

6 tips to help you survive the notorious ‘Crucible’
Marine Corps

6 tips to help you survive the notorious ‘Crucible’

Since 1996, "the Crucible" has been the subject of Marine recruits' nightmares. It serves as the final test you must complete in order to officially and finally earn the title of United States Marine. During this 54-hour event, your platoon is sp…

Here’s why having an M203 Grenade Launcher is actually terrible
Marine Corps

Here’s why having an M203 Grenade Launcher is actually terrible

Thanks to movies and video games, tons of people join the military thinking they'll be the next John Wick. Gun-hungry recruits salivate at the prospect of sending rounds downrange using all the latest and greatest weaponry. Unfortunately, that rug …

Germany and Italy also had midget subs in World War II
World War II

Germany and Italy also had midget subs in World War II

When you think of "midget submarines" in the context of World War II, Japan's spring to mind. It makes sense seeing as they played a role in the attack on Pearl Harbor — in fact, one such submarine was found beached near Oahu, exhumed, and then…

This WWII-era ship got new life fixing helicopters in Vietnam
Vietnam War

This WWII-era ship got new life fixing helicopters in Vietnam

One side effect of the end of World War II was that the United States Navy was left with a lot of extra ships lying around. In fact, the Americans found themselves with so many extra hulls, they couldn't even give some away. Decades later,…

David Goldfein is the leader the military needs right now
Air Force

David Goldfein is the leader the military needs right now

Another Memorial Day has come and gone and, along with it, comes another report from the family of a service member who was killed in action about encountering a man in civilian clothes at Arlington National Cemetery. Calling himself Dave, the man t…

This is the fighting vehicle Aussies use to ride into combat
Marine Corps

This is the fighting vehicle Aussies use to ride into combat

When the Australian Army was looking for a new infantry fighting vehicle in the early 1990s, they were looking to address a few specific needs. One of them was that the new vehicle be able to handle the unique conditions of Australia. After looking,…

The VA is now putting disabled veterans in foster homes
Resources

The VA is now putting disabled veterans in foster homes

Ralph Stepney's home on a quiet street in north Baltimore has a welcoming front porch and large rooms, with plenty of space for his comfortable recliner and vast collection of action movies. The house is owned by Joann West, a licensed caregiver wh…

This simple exercise will help determine if you really want to be a sniper
Military Life

This simple exercise will help determine if you really want to be a sniper

Quora is the ultimate resource for crowdsourcing knowledge. If you're unfamiliar, you ask the Quora world a question and anyone with expertise (and some without it) will respond. One user asked the world what service he should join if he wanted to …

Why the Navy needed Spruance-class destroyers
World War II

Why the Navy needed Spruance-class destroyers

In the 1970s, the United States faced a problem. Many of the World War II-era destroyers of the Gearing and Allen M. Sumner classes were finally showing their age. Not only were these ships entering the tail-ends of their primes, they were also very…