The last living WWII Medal of Honor recipient has died By Max Hauptman , Jeff Schogol / Published June 29, 2022
What movie played the biggest role in your decision to join the military? By Max Hauptman / Published June 28, 2022
Explorers found the USS Samuel B. Roberts, which sunk 78 years ago holding off an overwhelming Japanese battle group By Nicholas Slayton / Published June 25, 2022
How structural racism led to the biggest mutiny in US Navy history By William Jung / Published June 14, 2022
Nearly 80 years after the end of World War II, we are still bringing home our fallen By Max Hauptman / Published May 26, 2022
Navy warship named for Medal of Honor recipient who saved fellow sailors from deadly inferno By Haley Britzky / Published May 20, 2022
Army awards WWII veteran medals he earned after 250 days of hellish combat and 78 years By Paul Szoldra / Published May 20, 2022
The unlawful detention of Asian Americans during World War II remains disturbingly relevant By Daniel Johnson / Published May 18, 2022
This warship was converted into a floating brewery for allied troops during World War II By Max Hauptman / Published May 10, 2022
These barefoot Marines defended American Samoa during World War II By Jeff Schogol / Published May 3, 2022
Why bombers on WWII’s legendary ‘Doolittle Raid’ had broomsticks instead of tail guns By David Roza / Published April 18, 2022
Tom Hanks to continue his absolute domination of World War II entertainment By Max Hauptman / Published April 13, 2022
An American POW made his own prosthetic leg at a German prison camp during WWII By Max Hauptman / Published April 7, 2022
The fascinating story of how the Jeep became America’s favorite military vehicle By Miranda Summers Lowe / Published April 1, 2022
Meet the Allies’ most dangerous spy in France during World War II By Max Hauptman / Published March 17, 2022
Meet the legendary Marine behind one of the most badass battle cries ever By Charley Roberts , The War Horse / Published March 5, 2022