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Jun 30, 2020

Bunkers, bones, and booze: The eerie mysteries of Odesa’s catacombs

Deep below the Ukrainian port city of Odesa lies one of the largest underground labyrinths in the world. The Odesa catacombs date back to the early 1800s when limestone was mined for the city’s grand buildings. Through the years, the vast subterran…

BYRadio Free Europe Radio Liberty

Jun 30, 2020

BYShannon Corbeil

May 22, 2020

The true story of how Lucille Ball saved ‘Star Trek’

On March 11, 1964, Gene Roddenberry completed the first treatment of what would become one of the most beloved fandoms of all time: Star Trek. The sci-fi drama was pitched as a Space Western, and while the original concept would evolve befo…

BYShannon Corbeil

May 22, 2020

BYMilitary Spouse

Apr 29, 2020

7 great gifts for your military pet

You’ve covered the kids, your spouse, neighbors, your in-laws, and even snagged a little something for the mailman and school principal. As you’re making your list and checking it twice this holiday, don’t forget a favorite military pet! T…

BYMilitary Spouse

Apr 29, 2020

BYToday I Found Out

Apr 29, 2020

From dragons to giants, here’s what people first thought of dinosaur bones

Karuika asks: Who was the first person to figure out what dinosaur bones were? From around 250 to 66 million years ago various dinosaurs roamed the Earth. Today the only dinosaurs left are birds, which are coelurosauria theropods — funny eno…

BYToday I Found Out

Apr 29, 2020

BYThe Aviationist

Apr 29, 2020

Why Air Force ‘Bones’ are still grounded

On Mar. 28, 2019, the Air Force Global Strike Command, that manages the U.S. bombers, ordered a “safety stand-down” of the Lancer fleet. “During a routine inspection of the B-1B drogue chute system, potentially fleet-wide issues were identi…

BYThe Aviationist

Apr 29, 2020