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On June 5, 1944, 150,000 troops were massed in Southern England waiting to begin the world's largest amphibious assault. The success of D-Day would open a new Allied front against Nazi Germany, leading to the downfall of Hitler and the T…
ISIS has elite Navy SEALs. Well, at least that's what they want you to think. The terror group released a five-minute propaganda video in April showing fighters coming out of the water with AK-47s at the ready and learning martial art…
Like the US military with service and unit mottos, each service and unit within the New Zealand forces has a haka. From Encyclopedia Britannica
Easton LaChappelle, a 19-year-old from Cortez, Colorado, has created the most technologically advanced prosthetic the world has ever seen. LaChappelle began experimenting with robotics when he was 17, creating a moveable robotic arm out o…
Standing watch is important but could feel like a complete time suck for sailors. Here are 11 reactions sailors have when standing duty: 1. When you see your name twice on the watch bill back-to-back. 2. No…
A former "Pirates of the Caribbean" actor has left Hollywood to battle the Islamic State in Syria, despite having no previous military experience. English-born Michael Enright, 51, said in a filmed interview with the Gulf-based AlAlan T…
"Rules of Engagement" starring Samuel L. Jackson and Tommy Lee Jones showed audiences intense military courtroom drama and the unbreakable bond that develops between two Marines in combat. But it didn't get everything right. While WA…
Some of the regime's superweapons were more than propaganda.
Military travel: it's like civilian travel with more red tape. Here are 13 things every constant military traveler knows. 1. The Defense Travel System is arguably the most frustrating thing ever made.
The rumor mill is one of the most amazing things about Army service. Conjecture seems to travel through the Private News Network at speeds rivaling any milita…
A new short film created by the U.S. Air Force has been nominated for an Emmy Award. Produced by Airman Magazine, the two-minute video captures the harrowing challenges airmen face during SERE training. "The Perfect Edge" compares t…
In the mid-90's, Randy Hetrick was a Navy SEAL deployed on a counter-piracy mission in southeast Asia, holed up in a warehouse, trying to figure out how to stay in the kind of shape necessary to quickly scale the side of a freighter while wearing 7…
