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The first US troops to fight for America did it on this day in 1775
Military News

The first US troops to fight for America did it on this day in 1775

There has long been a dispute between the towns of Lexington and Concord over which fight sparked the Revolution, but the first shots were fired at Lexington, which was less of a battle and more of a massacre. The debate was so fierce that President…

Paul Revere’s midnight ride wasn’t as amazing as these other 5
Wars

Paul Revere’s midnight ride wasn’t as amazing as these other 5

Paul Revere is the most famous of the riders who conducted midnight rides but while he deserves praise for his patriotism throughout the struggle for independence, his 16-mile midnight ride was actually pretty tame compared to what other riders in …

Timothy McVeigh’s rhetoric shows the path from soldier to terrorist
Wars

Timothy McVeigh’s rhetoric shows the path from soldier to terrorist

This is why Andrew Jackson gets our vote for ‘most badass American president’
History

This is why Andrew Jackson gets our vote for ‘most badass American president’

Andrew Jackson's future as a badass started at the tender age of 13 during the Revolutionary War. He joined the Continental Army as a courier and was taken prisoner along with his brother Robert in April 1781. Related:

USS Iowa turret explosion navy
History

The Navy’s investigation of the USS Iowa turret explosion was seriously bungled

Navy investigators concocted a homosexual love affair and insurance conspiracy to blame.

6 lessons today’s military could learn from old cartoons
Humor

6 lessons today’s military could learn from old cartoons

Wisdom comes in all sorts of places. Here are 6 lessons modern military leaders could learn from Bugs Bunny, Pinky and the Brain, and Winnie the Pooh: 1. Don't rely on technology to solve all your problems

This Marine veteran and amputee just finished the Boston Marathon
Entertainment

This Marine veteran and amputee just finished the Boston Marathon

Jose Luis Sanchez was a Marine sergeant serving in Helmand province in 2011 when he stepped on an IED and lost his leg in the blast. On Apr. 18, 2016, he ran the Boston Marathon to show support for the victims of the bombings there three years ago. …

How the sinking of Germany’s greatest battleship proved the value of naval aviation
Navy

How the sinking of Germany’s greatest battleship proved the value of naval aviation

This is the new body armor soldiers are getting in a few years
Army

This is the new body armor soldiers are getting in a few years

Plastic may sound like a terrible idea for stopping bullets and shrapnel, but this plastic is lightweight, modular, and affords all the same protection of current gear. The Army's Program Executive Officer (PEO) Soldier, the office responsible for …

‘Terminal Lance’ creator talks about the Marine Corps and the future of his comic
Marine Corps

‘Terminal Lance’ creator talks about the Marine Corps and the future of his comic

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Vet congresswoman wants Air Force to put down tubas and pick up guns
Military Life

Vet congresswoman wants Air Force to put down tubas and pick up guns

Wounded veterans helped amputee victims of the Boston Marathon bombing
Military Life

Wounded veterans helped amputee victims of the Boston Marathon bombing

The Boston Marathon bombing on April 15, 2013 killed three and wounded 264 others. The attack was committed by two American brothers of Chechen descent who set off a couple of pressure cooker explosives they learned to make from an English languag…

Hollywood’s best and worst fictional US Presidents
Military News

Hollywood’s best and worst fictional US Presidents

Not all presidents have an equal place in history (looking at you, James Buchanan), and not all fictional presidents have an equal place in Hollywood. If you were a great President, you get Daniel Day-Lewis portraying you on screen. If you were a t…

First female Marine applies for infantry
Marine Corps

First female Marine applies for infantry

This documentary alleges the US purchased its space program from Yugoslavia
Cold War

This documentary alleges the US purchased its space program from Yugoslavia

A new HBO documentary premiering this month claims the United States, desperate to beat the Soviet Union to the moon, purchased space technology from former Yugoslavia.

This 83-year-old vet reminds Texans of sacrifice by playing ‘Taps’ daily
Veterans Benefits

This 83-year-old vet reminds Texans of sacrifice by playing ‘Taps’ daily

Air Force says an F-35 squadron will be combat-ready in 2016
History

Air Force says an F-35 squadron will be combat-ready in 2016

The U.S. Air Force says it will have an initial squadron of  

Here’s how the Old Guard renders honors at Arlington
Entertainment

Here’s how the Old Guard renders honors at Arlington

The U.S. Army's 3rd Infantry Regiment is the Army's official ceremonial unit. It escorts the president, conducts ceremonies honoring the Army and its fallen soldiers, and provides a 24-hour honor guard at the Tomb of the Unknowns. Known…

Russian warplanes buzz an American destroyer in the Baltic Sea
Navy

Russian warplanes buzz an American destroyer in the Baltic Sea

Two Russian warplanes flew simulated attack passes near a U.S. guided missile destroyer in the Baltic Sea 

This sub sank but came back to terrorize Japanese sailors in World War II
World War II

This sub sank but came back to terrorize Japanese sailors in World War II

The USS Sailfish was a silent assassin in World War II that struck Japanese military and civilian freight ships. The submarine sent eight of them, including an escort carrier, to the bottom of the ocean. That combat record is impressive on…