Featured in AirborneBYJessica EvansJul 24, 2023ShareMoH Recipient Profile: Staff Sergeant Robert J. MillerStaff Sergeant Robert J. Miller was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for his brave action in Kunar Province during a conflict in 2008. BYJessica EvansJul 24, 2023ShareBYJessica EvansJul 17, 2023ShareMoH Profile: Salvatore Augustine GiuntaSpecialist Salvatore Giunta served in the Army until June 2011. He was presented with a Medal of Honor of November 16, 2010. BYJessica EvansJul 17, 2023ShareBYJessica EvansApr 17, 2023ShareMoH Monday: SFC Bennie Gene AdkinsBennie Gene Adkins was a soldier in the U.S. Army, who received the Medal of Honor for his action in… BYJessica EvansApr 17, 2023ShareBYJessica ManfreOct 28, 2022ShareMIGHTY 25: Mike Hutchings, veteran Airborne soldier and champion of military communityMike Hutchings may have landed the role of CEO for the biggest veteran connector ever, but he was MIGHTY long… BYJessica ManfreOct 28, 2022ShareBYLogan NyeOct 2, 2022Share5 differences between Army and Marine Corps infantryThe U.S. Army and U.S. Marine Corps infantrymen pride themselves on being some of the biggest badasses on every block they roll into. They have more similarities than differences, but they’re unique forces. Here are 5 ways you can tell Marine and A… BYLogan NyeOct 2, 2022ShareBYEric MilzarskiSep 25, 2023ShareThe fighting spirit of the Mowhawk haircut is sadly unauthorizedThe Mohawk haircut is as intertwined with the military history of Airborne paratroopers as the playing card. BYEric MilzarskiSep 25, 2023ShareBYTim KirkpatrickSep 21, 2023ShareWatch this rarely seen footage of the assault on Hamburger HillHamburger Hill, also known as Hill 937, was a 10-day battle that was considered one of the bloodiest campaigns of the Vietnam war. BYTim KirkpatrickSep 21, 2023ShareBYAlex LiceaSep 6, 2023ShareHere are 10 things everyone experiences in jump schoolThe U.S. Army Airborne School at Fort Moore, Georgia is where U.S. military members of all branches go to become military parachutists. BYAlex LiceaSep 6, 2023ShareBYEric MilzarskiSep 6, 2023ShareThese are the differences between Airborne and Air AssaultShort answer: One is still used as a tactically viable way of getting troops into the fray and the other is more ceremonial. Benjamin Franklin once said “Where is the prince who can afford to cover his country with troop… BYEric MilzarskiSep 6, 2023ShareBYMiguel OrtizAug 19, 2022ShareParatroopers carry reserve chutes…and sometimes flotation devicesA military airborne operation is inherently risky. Parachutes can fail, troops can be scattered by the wind and Murphy can… BYMiguel OrtizAug 19, 2022ShareBYMiguel OrtizJun 7, 2022ShareThe Army reactivated the 11th Airborne Division to focus on Arctic warfareUnit identity and legacy is a powerful factor in forming a team. From “Climb to Glory” to “Currahee,” the Army… BYMiguel OrtizJun 7, 2022ShareBYLogan NyeMay 30, 2023Share5 animals that became paratroopersWhat, you think only humans can become paratroopers? These animals became paratroopers, too. See the proof here. BYLogan NyeMay 30, 2023ShareBYJames ElphickJan 31, 2022ShareThe 18 times America did crazy combat jumpsA combat jump and the gold star on your wings is the desire of all airborne personnel. During World War II, the U.S. Army fielded five airborne divisions, four of which saw combat, as well as numerous independent regimental combat teams and parachut… BYJames ElphickJan 31, 2022ShareBYEric MilzarskiJan 13, 2023Share6 tips to help you get through Air Assault SchoolMany Soldiers seek Air Assault School as a simple way to get a skill badge for gloating rights. It’s only two weeks of sliding down ropes — how hard could it be? Kinda difficult, actually, if you’re not prepared. Being a dope-on-a-rope… BYEric MilzarskiJan 13, 2023ShareBYEric MilzarskiDec 21, 2021ShareThis is why Screaming Eagles wear cards on their helmets The pop culture lexicon often depicts troops from WWII and Vietnam as having a playing card, usually the Ace of Spades, strapped onto their helmet. Although the Vietnam-era “Death Card” is an over exaggeration of troops believing the urban legen… BYEric MilzarskiDec 21, 2021ShareBYBlake StilwellJun 27, 2021Share6 things you didn’t know about Operation Market GardenIt’s been 75 years since the launch of Operation Market Garden – the World War II mission to secure key bridges across Belgium and the Netherlands while pushing an Allied advance over the Rhine into Germany and ending the war in Europe by Christm… BYBlake StilwellJun 27, 2021Share12
BYJessica EvansJul 24, 2023ShareMoH Recipient Profile: Staff Sergeant Robert J. MillerStaff Sergeant Robert J. Miller was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for his brave action in Kunar Province during a conflict in 2008. BYJessica EvansJul 24, 2023Share
BYJessica EvansJul 17, 2023ShareMoH Profile: Salvatore Augustine GiuntaSpecialist Salvatore Giunta served in the Army until June 2011. He was presented with a Medal of Honor of November 16, 2010. BYJessica EvansJul 17, 2023Share
BYJessica EvansApr 17, 2023ShareMoH Monday: SFC Bennie Gene AdkinsBennie Gene Adkins was a soldier in the U.S. Army, who received the Medal of Honor for his action in… BYJessica EvansApr 17, 2023Share
BYJessica ManfreOct 28, 2022ShareMIGHTY 25: Mike Hutchings, veteran Airborne soldier and champion of military communityMike Hutchings may have landed the role of CEO for the biggest veteran connector ever, but he was MIGHTY long… BYJessica ManfreOct 28, 2022Share
BYLogan NyeOct 2, 2022Share5 differences between Army and Marine Corps infantryThe U.S. Army and U.S. Marine Corps infantrymen pride themselves on being some of the biggest badasses on every block they roll into. They have more similarities than differences, but they’re unique forces. Here are 5 ways you can tell Marine and A… BYLogan NyeOct 2, 2022Share
BYEric MilzarskiSep 25, 2023ShareThe fighting spirit of the Mowhawk haircut is sadly unauthorizedThe Mohawk haircut is as intertwined with the military history of Airborne paratroopers as the playing card. BYEric MilzarskiSep 25, 2023Share
BYTim KirkpatrickSep 21, 2023ShareWatch this rarely seen footage of the assault on Hamburger HillHamburger Hill, also known as Hill 937, was a 10-day battle that was considered one of the bloodiest campaigns of the Vietnam war. BYTim KirkpatrickSep 21, 2023Share
BYAlex LiceaSep 6, 2023ShareHere are 10 things everyone experiences in jump schoolThe U.S. Army Airborne School at Fort Moore, Georgia is where U.S. military members of all branches go to become military parachutists. BYAlex LiceaSep 6, 2023Share
BYEric MilzarskiSep 6, 2023ShareThese are the differences between Airborne and Air AssaultShort answer: One is still used as a tactically viable way of getting troops into the fray and the other is more ceremonial. Benjamin Franklin once said “Where is the prince who can afford to cover his country with troop… BYEric MilzarskiSep 6, 2023Share
BYMiguel OrtizAug 19, 2022ShareParatroopers carry reserve chutes…and sometimes flotation devicesA military airborne operation is inherently risky. Parachutes can fail, troops can be scattered by the wind and Murphy can… BYMiguel OrtizAug 19, 2022Share
BYMiguel OrtizJun 7, 2022ShareThe Army reactivated the 11th Airborne Division to focus on Arctic warfareUnit identity and legacy is a powerful factor in forming a team. From “Climb to Glory” to “Currahee,” the Army… BYMiguel OrtizJun 7, 2022Share
BYLogan NyeMay 30, 2023Share5 animals that became paratroopersWhat, you think only humans can become paratroopers? These animals became paratroopers, too. See the proof here. BYLogan NyeMay 30, 2023Share
BYJames ElphickJan 31, 2022ShareThe 18 times America did crazy combat jumpsA combat jump and the gold star on your wings is the desire of all airborne personnel. During World War II, the U.S. Army fielded five airborne divisions, four of which saw combat, as well as numerous independent regimental combat teams and parachut… BYJames ElphickJan 31, 2022Share
BYEric MilzarskiJan 13, 2023Share6 tips to help you get through Air Assault SchoolMany Soldiers seek Air Assault School as a simple way to get a skill badge for gloating rights. It’s only two weeks of sliding down ropes — how hard could it be? Kinda difficult, actually, if you’re not prepared. Being a dope-on-a-rope… BYEric MilzarskiJan 13, 2023Share
BYEric MilzarskiDec 21, 2021ShareThis is why Screaming Eagles wear cards on their helmets The pop culture lexicon often depicts troops from WWII and Vietnam as having a playing card, usually the Ace of Spades, strapped onto their helmet. Although the Vietnam-era “Death Card” is an over exaggeration of troops believing the urban legen… BYEric MilzarskiDec 21, 2021Share
BYBlake StilwellJun 27, 2021Share6 things you didn’t know about Operation Market GardenIt’s been 75 years since the launch of Operation Market Garden – the World War II mission to secure key bridges across Belgium and the Netherlands while pushing an Allied advance over the Rhine into Germany and ending the war in Europe by Christm… BYBlake StilwellJun 27, 2021Share
