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Trust your feelings (and the several tons of kick-ass you're riding around in)

He also gives his sailors days off as part of the award ceremony. That's leadership right there.

Heavy-handed policy has been applied like a hammer to a task for a scalpel.

“As a U-2 pilot, I was flying twice as high than most airliners, so I had a very good line of sight with my radios.”

There are a lot of them.

It's a sticky situation.

'He stopped fighting and just laid there until we landed'

“They’re using tab revocation as a tool to police the profession within the Special Operations Forces community."

“No one expected us to win."

For the second time, ISIS has been decapitated, but the mission continues without any clear end-state or final objective.

'They are being deployed to reassure our NATO allies, deter any potential aggression against NATO’s eastern flank, train with host-nation forces, and contribute to a wide range of contingencies'

When he was wounded, he took off his rank insignia so he wouldn't receive special attention.

When asked if if the report's conclusions and accounts were false, Biden said he was "rejecting them."

No, the solution isn't pockets

“Imagine being in a position to give your commander paperwork."

Bravo Zulu!

Even the Army needs help with this sometimes.

'The crowd there was crushing women and children up against the barricade'

Testing the short-lived theory of bicycle infantry meant almost 2,000 miles of pedaling

"There is only one overriding standard for military capability: lethality."