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The United States was drawn into World War II by the sudden and deliberate attack on Pearl Harbor by the Empire of Japan. How well do you know the day that FDR said 'will forever live in infamy'? [playbuzz-item url="https://www.playbuz…

This new ground vehicle concept is way outside the box. For over 100 years, protection for ground vehicles has always meant adding more armor, but that's not the case with DARPA's new concept vehicle. While the practice of adding armo…

Being a West Point cadet isn't for everyone, and that's not a bad thing if you're a poet or an LSD pioneer. Not everyone can make it through the famed U.S. Military Academy that has been training Army leaders for more than 200 years. T…

Russia hasn't been playing very nice in the air over the past few months. Over a period of just two days in October, NATO intercepted a "large number" of Russian jets or bombers moving toward European airspace,

The ever-creative Midshipman Third Class Rylan Tuohy is at it again with his latest Army-Navy game spirit video. Navy gives a ship. Get it?

The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL or ISIS) has taken over vast swaths of Iraq and Syria in what seemed a rapid fashion, but a new video from the Brookings Institution explains the terror group's origins that trace back to well before …

If you want to get an inside look at life in the U.S. Navy, these Instagram accounts should do the trick. We sifted through hundreds of Instagram feeds and selected nine accounts that show what a sailor's life is like. From ship…

"Hardcore" is the first feature film filmed like a video game first-person shooter, and it looks incredible. Also Read: Marine Who Lost Leg …

On Nov. 21, 2010 while providing security on a rooftop in Afghanistan, then-Lance Cpl. Kyle Carpenter jumped on a grenade to save his best friend's life, an action he later received the Medal of Honor for."I only remember a few moments …

The scenes of John Rambo wasting bad guys with an endless supply of ammunition isn't so unrealistic after all. While military blog Task and Purpose nailed it with its recent article on