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Army-Navy is so much more than football.

We all remember Pearl Harbor. But December 8, 1941, carried a significant amount of impact, too. Oh

Norman Lear, most known for his TV producing as the creator of such shows as All in the Family and The Jeffersons, also lived a life of service.

Russia's match to the Raptor is the Sukhoi Su-57. The single-seat, twin-engine, multirole fighter was Russia's first with stealth technology.

Special operations forces have long been fans of the C-130, more affectionately called the Herky Bird. Why not? It's one of the most versatile platforms available.

Both Travis Kelce's and Taylor Swift's grandfathers served during WWII. Kelce's was awarded a Purple Heart after being shot down a third time.

Planning for the attack on Pearl Harbor was spearheaded by Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto starting in 1941. However, his inspiration came from British Navy Admiral Andrew Cunningham the year before.

Answering Roosevelt's request to avenge Pearl Harbor, Congress voted to declare war with 82-0 in the Senate but 388-1 in the House.

USAA, presenting sponsor of the Army-Navy Game, commemorated the revolutionary showdown in a way that rivals the likes of 1773.

You may never have heard of Betty Zane, but the teenage girl saved a fort by dashing through enemy fire in the "gunpowder exploit."

Here are 15 heroes recognized with the Medal of Honor for their uncommon valor on that day.

While we've all heard of the bombing of Pearl Harbor, there were other coordinated attacks across the world that day.

10 ways to save money on last-minute holiday shopping.

Every once in a while, a submarine gets a real chance at sinking an aircraft carrier and will risk the boat to do so.

On Dec. 5, 1964, Captain Roger Donlon was awarded the first Medal of Honor for action in the Vietnam War.

The Veteran Beer Club is about way more than beer: it's brewing meaningful connections.

The U.S. Army has its first female sniper. Not surprising, she's a badass.

After a robust investigation, this defense contractor reached a settlement of $2.1 million for fraud.

People all over the internet have speculated at the origin of the lucky cigarette, but it all likely started with troops in WWII

Long before Chris Kyle penned "American Sniper," Carlos Hathcock was already a legend.