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Explorers found the USS Samuel B. Roberts, which sunk 78 years ago holding off an overwhelming Japanese battle group
The "destroyer escort that fought like a battleship” was found four miles below the surface.
Meet the ‘Wizzo’ — The secret sauce to one of the Air Force’s deadliest fighter jets
In a fast-moving aircraft designed for air-to-air and air-to-ground combat, sometimes two heads are better than one.
How a selfie with James Mattis shows he’s a Marine for the people
Why is it that General Mattis is so beloved? Why would dozens of Air Force personnel, soldiers, and civilians let their own meals grow cold just to shake his hand?
The real-life Maverick who took on 7 Soviet jets in a classified Korean War dogfight
The existence of the improbable dogfight remained under wraps for decades, yet the details of what happened are the stuff of legends.
‘Devotion’ trailer teases the story of a Medal of Honor recipient who tried to save his wingman in the Korean War
The film focuses on the life of the first African-American naval aviator.
Nearly 80 years after the end of World War II, we are still bringing home our fallen
The possible remains of one World War II airman were recently discovered in Thailand and returned for identification.
How nearly 900 soldiers from Maine earned — and lost — the Medal of Honor
The actual medals have disappeared.
This Netflix animated short was inspired by one grunt’s pill-induced delirium in Afghanistan
He “hallucinated a robot bear.”
Navy warship named for Medal of Honor recipient who saved fellow sailors from deadly inferno
“He let his actions speak for himself. And I suppose that's why he did what he did."
Army awards WWII veteran medals he earned after 250 days of hellish combat and 78 years
Better late than never.
President Bush may find it funny but the Iraq War is no joke
“Laughing it off as a gaffe was the worst part about it.”
The unlawful detention of Asian Americans during World War II remains disturbingly relevant
When the U.S. entered the WWII, Americans of Japanese descent were targeted for mass imprisonment.
Marine Sgt Maj John Canley, Medal of Honor hero of the Battle of Hue, has died
Semper Fi, Sgt. Maj. Canley
This warship was converted into a floating brewery for allied troops during World War II
Protect this ship at all costs
The upgraded ‘Marine One’ presidential helicopter will still scorch the White House lawn
After more than $1 billion spent in development, a small price to pay?
John Glenn Was Even More Interesting Than You Know
Learn more about legends like John Glenn on Fox Nation.
Inside the Pentagon’s shameful effort to draft mentally disabled men to fight in Vietnam
Some soldiers referred to them as "McNamara's Morons."
These barefoot Marines defended American Samoa during World War II
“For one desperate moment in time these brothers stood together in defense of their homeland and one another, leaving their fingerprint on history and those who would come after them."
Why bombers on WWII’s legendary ‘Doolittle Raid’ had broomsticks instead of tail guns
Military-grade innovation
Tom Hanks to continue his absolute domination of World War II entertainment
He's producing a series on the air war and starring in a sequel to 'Greyhound.'
Airmen are pissed that an entire C-17 crew except for the maintainer received a Distinguished Flying Cross
"He was practically Chewbacca in ‘A New Hope.'"
An American POW made his own prosthetic leg at a German prison camp during WWII
The device was made entirely from items collected at a German camp for Allied prisoners of war during World War II.
Inside the Air Force’s secret mission to lift half a ton of enriched uranium out of Kazakhstan
“We were sitting there in the cockpit, writing Tom Clancy novels in our heads about what would happen if we had to go down."
4 airmen awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for evacuating more than 150 civilians from Kabul
The crew rescued more than 150 people during the evacuation of Kabul last year
Hell at Abbey Gate: Untold stories from the Afghanistan War’s final days
Afghan civilians and U.S. Marines describe the desperate struggle to flee through the Kabul airport’s last open entrance. U.S. officials knew an attack was coming. Then it did.
