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If you've ever visited 1600 Pennsylvania, you've probably wondered what the walls would say if they could talk. Next best thing? The butler who served eight presidents.

This helicopter, using the call sign "Guns-A-Go-Go," boasted overlapping fields of fire and 360-degree coverage.

One of these soldiers was Lt. Janina Lewandowska, the only woman killed in what would become known as the Katyn Massacre.

You've heard of Mad Jack Churchill, but the Germans had their own version of a kilt-wearing, pistol-swinging, sword-wielding beast.

Famed WWII veteran and director Norman Jewison, who spearheaded such films as In the Heat of the Night, Moonstruck, and The Thomas Crown Affair, has died.

Test your military knowledge with our 25-question Jeopardy quiz!

Operation Desert Shield was like a global family reunion, with 34 nations banding together against Iraq, with overwhelming force.

Only 558 pilots ever earned the title "Bandit" - exclusively awarded to pilots assigned to fly the Top Secret F-117 Nighthawk stealth jet.

The idea of the Kaiser living out his life in freedom was an insult to all who had fought and died. One Senator took matters into his own hands.

Camp Corral campers find adventure, test their limits, challenge their fears, celebrate their accomplishments, and make life-affirming friendships that assure them they are not alone. Applications are now open.

Our military is the smallest since pre-World War II. Recruitment is down. Patriotism is down. Corie Weathers wanted to know why. Enter "Military Culture Shift."

Operation Cyclone was the CIA's most expensive covert military assistance program during the Cold War.

Most things retire riding out into the sunset. Not the SR-71 Blackbird. It went out with a sonic boom.

Here she is, Miss America! Madison Marsh is a Second Lieutenant in the Air Force, studying how to cure pancreatic cancer at Harvard.

Nearly 20 years after America was born, James Hoban began laying the first piece of stone for the White House. Less than 24 hours later, it disappeared.

Patrick Tadina died in 2020 at age 77, still one of the Vietnam War’s most decorated enlisted soldiers. Although Tadina has passed, his legend will never die.

Military spouse Kayla Corbitt was forced to choose between her career and affordable childcare. Now, she's advocating for all military families to have the resources they need.

Reinhard Heydrich was known as the Butcher of Prague. There was only one way to stop him. Enter Operation Anthropoid.

War brings out the best in America. And the tastiest.

Producer Gerald R. Molen has had an amazing career. It's no wonder he was a Marine.