The assassination of Nazi leader Reinhard Heydrich, via Operation Anthropoid, is one of those WWII missions that everyone should know about … but few do. This meticulously planned mission to assassinate a high-ranking Nazi official remains a testament to the unwavering determination of those who dare to challenge tyranny. In the heart of World War […]
Henry Kissinger made a lot of waves in his 100 years. Heralded as a policy genius, the Jewish refugee from Nazi Germany served as a trusted adviser to countless leaders throughout his life, most notably serving as Secretary of State and National Security Adviser under Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford. Kissinger was beloved, almost […]
“I’ll never forget.” For those who lived through the John F. Kennedy assassination 60 years ago, it may as well have happened yesterday.
It’s the end of an era for American weapons, an era that began more than a hundred years ago during World War I: Chemical weapons.
The Hunger Games’ dystopia features advanced technology like cloaked hovercrafts and genetically-optimized animals. However, armed conflict still relies on conventional firearms that we know.
Obviously teenagers can’t be trusted to fight these horror film villains… but what if the military could?
According to the AP, a police bulletin identified 40-year-old Army Reservist, Robert Card, as a “person of interest” in the Maine shooting.
Afghanistan is one of very few countries where women commit suicide at higher rates than men, but the Taliban won’t share data about it.
United States Marines learn their own unique combatives in the process of becoming Marines, but the atomic wedgie is an odd move.
In 1998, German police officers found the body of a taxi cab operator and father of five named Hans Pluchke in the town of Wiesenfeld. He had been shot through the head above his right eye. His wallet and keys were left untouched, so robbery was ruled out as a motive. The only possible suspects […]
