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We're not asking for much. But paying attention to the basics will help Hollywood avoid these classic military movie mistakes.

The B-52 Stratofortress is one of the oldest airframes in the U.S. military arsenal, taking its first flight in 1952. But the B-52s flying today are very different.

The F-16 Fighting Falcon and the F-18 Hornet are both "lightweight" fighters. But they also have some big differences.

Although pieces like noses and turrets are preserved in museums and private collections, no complete examples of the B-32 survive today.

The Nazis did their own "Gerber baby" contest to find the "perfect Aryan baby" to use in propaganda throughout Germany ... and unknowingly selected a Jewish child.

B-29 Superfortress "Doc" was a force of nature back in her day. Airman from McConnell Air Force Base are making sure she's able to fly.

"Command Decision," with a record five MiG-15 kills is the world's only bomber "jet ace." Here's how it happened.

Being "OC sprayed" is an absolutely terrible experience, but most soldiers experience it at least once. Here's how it goes down.

USAA knows military innovation.

Mysterious ghost ships, sometimes called derelicts, have been reported since sailors first took to the seas.

There is no doubt that the most well-known and infamous pirate of all time is Blackbeard. 300 years later, his treasure is still lost.

One day of acknowledging our Gold Star Spouses is hardly enough. Nonetheless, every April 5 we intentionally honor their immeasurable sacrifice.

"We all thought what the Punisher did was cool: He righted wrongs. He killed bad guys. He made wrongdoers fear him. That's what we were all about."

You might not be familiar with the lyrics of the official Army song, but you definitely know the tune. Here are some fun facts about the iconic Army anthem.

Here's everything you need to know about the ghillie suit: its origin story, where to buy one, and if you're feeling inspired, how to make your own.

Director and Showrunner from Lawmen: Bass Reeves sat down with WATM to talk about the show, the challenges of filming in Texas, and why this story needs to be told.

"The Bloody Hundredth" is a testament to what was achieved against insurmountable odds and pure evil by regular Americans with focus, work ethic and teamwork.

Before Jamie Farr made it big in Hollywood, he served in the Army. WATM sat down with Farr to talk about service, favorite co-stars and life in the movies.

When others ran out, Rob Riggle ran in. "I earned the title Marine, no one gave it to me. I'll be proud of that as long as I'm alive."

Baseball has always been America's pastime. But when you're living overseas, it's hard to catch a game. Luckily, MLB took their show on the road to South Korea.