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5 countries that tried to shoot down the SR-71 Blackbird (and failed)
Technology

5 countries that tried to shoot down the SR-71 Blackbird (and failed)

The SR-71 Blackbird was developed by Lockheed Martin as a long-range reconnaissance aircraft that could hit air speeds over

How Navy corpsmen and Army medics work together on deployments
Air Force

How Navy corpsmen and Army medics work together on deployments

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U.S. Navy vet and comedian Charlie Murphy has died
Navy

U.S. Navy vet and comedian Charlie Murphy has died

Charlie Murphy, a standup comedian and Navy vet known for his work on the "Chappelle's Show," died after a battle with leukemia. He was 57. Murphy joined the Navy after being released from a stint in jail. His mother wanted him to get …

Coast Guard commandos guarding Trump, deployed to Med
Coast Guard

Coast Guard commandos guarding Trump, deployed to Med

A little-known group of specially-trained Coast Guardsmen are playing a key role in securing a presidential retreat in Florida and guarding against the smuggling of doomsday weapons out of war-torn Syria. Few know about the

The U-2 Dragon Lady is keeping her eye on Pyongyang
Fixed Wing

The U-2 Dragon Lady is keeping her eye on Pyongyang

With the growing tensions and the many threats that North Korea poses, it's a safe bet that there is a desire to keep an eye on North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un. Of course, the DPRK strongman isn't going to be obliging and tell us wha…

Navy SEALs are cracking down on drug use
Navy

Navy SEALs are cracking down on drug use

The Navy's elite SEAL teams have taken on a lot of America's enemies, and have proceeded to kick ass and take names. Now, though, they are facing a potential challenge from within — a streak of drug use. According to a report by

This legendary pilot fought to his last bullet after being shot down
World War I

This legendary pilot fought to his last bullet after being shot down

Army 2nd Lt. Frank Luke, Jr., arguably America's greatest fighter pilot of World War I, was finally downed after taking out 14 German observation balloons and four combat planes. But he took as many Germans with him as he could, strafing ground tro…

The Marines are looking for a few good Tigers
Fixed Wing

The Marines are looking for a few good Tigers

The Marine Corps wants to buy some second-hand Tigers. No, they're not trying to replace Sigfried and Roy; they want to buy some F-5E/F Tiger fighters. According to a report at

Inside the submarine threat to US carriers off the Korean coast
Wars

Inside the submarine threat to US carriers off the Korean coast

With news that the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70) is en route to the Korean peninsula wi…

This Spitfire flaw gave the Nazis an edge in aerial dogfights
Aviation

This Spitfire flaw gave the Nazis an edge in aerial dogfights

The Supermarine Spitfire ranks up there with the Mitsubishi A6M Zero, the Messerschmitt Bf-109, and the P-51 Mustang as one of the most iconic planes of World War II. But all aircraft have their flaws — even when they're at the top of their game…

Here’s how the US could respond to a California rebellion
Civil War

Here’s how the US could respond to a California rebellion

The results of the last presidential election have brought national attention to a secessionist movement in California otherwise known as "Calexit." Activi…

This man in Georgia restores WWII airplane ball turrets in his garage
World War II

This man in Georgia restores WWII airplane ball turrets in his garage

Watch how one man keeps deadly history alive.

US military examines whether Russia aided in Syrian chemical attacks
Military News

US military examines whether Russia aided in Syrian chemical attacks

Senior U.S. military officials said April 7 that they were looking into whether Russia aided Syrian forces in this week's deadly chemical attack on civilians in Idlib province. "We think we have a good picture of who su…

How green troops became professional warriors during Vietnam
Vietnam War

How green troops became professional warriors during Vietnam

For most soldiers in the Vietnam-era, the time between getting drafted or volunteering and their heading to war was short. The Army had each draftee for only two years. After they were shipped to basic, trained, shipped overseas, plus the time neede…

Merkava versus Abrams: Which tank wins?
Army

Merkava versus Abrams: Which tank wins?

The M1 Abrams was the best tank in the world for a long time – and its Desert Storm and Iraqi Freedom combat record backed it up. But lately,

This aging Russian plane was the Tomahawk strike’s target
Cold War

This aging Russian plane was the Tomahawk strike’s target

The strike on Shayrat Air Base was intended to take out a number of targets, but one plane in particular was top of the list: The Su-22 Fitter. According to

That time a Coast Guard icebreaker made a massive drug bust off the coast of Jamaica
Wars

That time a Coast Guard icebreaker made a massive drug bust off the coast of Jamaica

Nope, that headline isn't a mad lib. A Coast Guard icebreaker was sailing near Jamaica, the hot island in the tropics, and seized a boatload of marijuana. The capture came in 1984 and represented the first narcotics bust for an Arctic ic…

4 ways to track down underwater assassins before they strike
Military News

4 ways to track down underwater assassins before they strike

Much has been made of Russian and Chinese missiles – and they do warrant attention. But the submarine still remains a very deadly assassin. If anything, that danger has taken on new forms, as the crew of the South Korean corvette Cheonan found ou…

Marines will ride to future battles in these new ships
Marine Corps

Marines will ride to future battles in these new ships

Some people joke that "Marine" stands for "My Ass Rides In Navy Equipment." Surely that's been the case. To get to Iwo Jima, the Marines needed to sail in on transports. And what was true in 1945 is no less true in 2017.

That time the US military sprayed toxic germs on American cities
Army

That time the US military sprayed toxic germs on American cities

It turns out the conspiracy theorists have one more feather in their tin-foil cap: the U.S. military really did test biological agents on Americans in U.S. cities. In the wake of the attacks of Sept, 11, 2001, a wave of anthrax-laden enve…