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Today in military history: Senates approves female combat pilots
On July 31, 1991, the United States Senate voted to allow women to fly combat aircraft. Regarding pilot genders: "The jet doesn't care.”
4 US law enforcement agencies helping secure the Paris Olympics
It's all hands on deck for this global event.
Swipe Smart: How debit cards deliver benefits without the credit card hassle
The hidden benefits of debit cards over credit cards.
Today in military history: Nixon Doctrine is announced
On July 25, 1969, the Nixon Doctrine was announced, and the expectation for Asian allies to be responsible for their own military defense.
Today in military history: Brits launch Operation Gomorrah against Nazis
On July 24, 1943, the British responded with an attack against the German city of Hamburg in what was called Operation Gomorrah.
4 of the craziest assassination attempts in US history
Hollywood depicts the CIA as planning and executing insane assassination schemes of foreign leaders — everything from poisoning a doctor's stethoscope in "Spy Game" to weaponizing human robots in the Bourne series. But it turns out …
8 life lessons from ‘Forrest Gump’ legend Lieutenant Dan
While Forrest taught us life is like a box of chocolates, we learned a lot more from Lt. Dan.
Air Force’s newest tanker flies around the world for the first time
The flight comes two years after its approval for operational use.