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The inside story of the deadliest attack on a U.S. military base during the Iraq War
From combat to coding: Former Army Ranger explains how to break into tech after the military
We finally know why the Army fired its three-star general in charge of housing
Air Force uniform that covered sleeping Afghan child in evacuation photo headed to a museum
The Army is reviewing its height and weight standards for the first time in decades
Featured by Blake Stilwell, Military.com
Why the Navy manages its own private white oak forest
The Navy grows a forest of white oaks in Indiana for the sole purpose of restoring and refitting the USS Constitution.
How Ruth Bader Ginsburg helped end the military’s policy of forced abortion
Before 1970, women serving in the military were discharged for becoming mothers. This meant that pregnant women in uniform were forced to make a choice: Leave the military to become mothers or risk an illegal (and then-dangerous) abortion
How Ruth Bader Ginsburg helped end the military’s policy of forced abortion
Before 1970, women serving in the military were discharged for becoming mothers. This meant that pregnant women in uniform were forced to make a choice: Leave the military to become mothers or risk an illegal (and then-dangerous) abortion
That time Air Force legend Curtis LeMay bombed the Navy to prove a point
Before World War II, the Army Air Corps wanted to prove it could contribute to any war effort the United States might encounter — so future Air Force legend Curtis LeMay challenged the Navy to a military exercise to prove to it that airpower was a game changer
How the US military helped create the Juneteenth holiday
"Juneteenth" was celebrated as a holiday — a second independence day — for former slaves
This military t-shirt is the reason for all graphic t-shirts
It all started with the July 13, 1942, cover of Life Magazine, which featured an Army Air Corps airman in his training gear.
That time an Al Qaeda training camp was allegedly wiped out by bubonic plague
Unfortunately for terrorists, bioweapons are also notoriously hard to control — as the Al Qaeda militants in Algeria allegedly discovered
A British pilot and a German pilot shot each other down in WWII. Then they became best buds.
Rather than kill one another, the downed crews shared breakfast and decided they would have to cooperate to survive.
Iran may have a fleet of communist killer dolphins
Iran has some surprising weapons at its disposal
