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Two presidents have passed away inside of the White House, but there have been more First Ladies who have passed away within the walls.

On Oct. 20, 1944, General Douglas MacArthur fulfilled his promise to return to the Philippines after he was forced to flee in 1942.

Although most tanks were single-turreted by the start of WWII, Germany pressed on with a three-turret design that baffled Allied spies.

To escape Cuba, Air Force Major Orestes Lorenzo Pérez took the risk of defecting to the United States in a MiG.

After WWI, the U.S. created an art exhibit on New York's Park Avenue to celebrate the momentous victory, appropriately named Victory Way.

If you’ve ever met them you know the change is forever, but one thing you may not know is what Marines think about themselves.

On Oct. 19, 1781, the American Revolution came to an end when British General Lord Cornwallis surrendered his forces at Yorktown.

Pin-Ups for Vets is a non-profit organization that raises money to help deployed and hospitalized service members, vets, and families.

During the Korean War, the Inchon Landing Operation lasted from September 15 until September 26, 1950. Here's what you should know about it.

The 2nd Ranger Infantry Company is often overlooked by history.

There are ways to be effective military staffers, but young officers can make life harder on themselves by using these phrases.

Do you find Navy ranks and insignia confusing? This guide explains the four categories of Navy ranks.

The spring of 1967 wasn’t the best of times for Israel after the Six-Day War kicked off. It was definitely the worst of times.

The Raid on Entebbe, though not perfect, was wildly successful. But for years after, people claimed Israel used a magnetic ray gun.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared a state of war in the wake of a large-scale, multifaceted offensive from Hamas.

Leaders trying to prove themselves are guilty of using these military phrases to feel smarter than the rest. And they're super annoying.

Harvey Bernhard worked on several notable movies in the 1970s and '80s.

TRICARE is the current health care program in place by the United States' Department of Defense’s Military Health System.

Along with Range Rovers, the Mercedes-Benz G-Class is a common sight on the streets of the Beverly Hills. But in the Marine Corps?

The American success at Saratoga swayed the French king to recognize the US' independence and finally join the colonists’ cause.