Marines will land on Normandy beaches to commemorate D-Day’s 80th anniversary
About 100 Marines and sailors will conduct an amphibious landing at Normandy, France to honor the 80th anniversary of D-Day.
About 100 Marines and sailors will conduct an amphibious landing at Normandy, France to honor the 80th anniversary of D-Day.
The Army is investigating a photo showing a Special Forces soldier with a patch depicting a skull and crossbones image used by the Nazis.
Operation Bunghole, launched 80 years ago this week, was a little-known secret mission to land weather teams in German-occupied Yugoslavia.
The Montana National Guard inadvertently used images of World War II reenactors in German uniforms. They were from the first to do it.
Apple TV+ has released the first teaser for ‘Masters of the Air,’ made by the same creative team behind ‘Band of Brothers’ and ‘The Pacific.’
Liam Collins was kicked out of the Marine Corps in 2020. He’s been accused to planning attacks on power grid substations in a neo-Nazi plot.
Former Army private Ethan Melzer planned to ambush soldiers and cause a “mass casualty” attack in the service of a Neo-Nazi group.
Matthew Belanger was discharged under other than honorable conditions for extremist activity, federal prosecutors say.
U.S. Army veteran Brian Mark Lemley Jr. is due to face a sentencing hearing after pleading guilty to firearm and illegal immigration charges.
A stand down is not a solution. It is a placeholder that gives defense officials time to come up with real solutions.
A new comic book pays homage to Cpl. Tibor Rubin, a Holocaust survivor whose battlefield bravery during the Korean War was surpassed only by his indomitable spirit.
The Marines need to eradicate all traces of racism and extremism within the Corps, said Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger.
The Marine Corps has temporarily dismissed charges against a junior officer who has accused of having ties to white supremacists so that investigators can look into new allegations of misconduct, a Corps spokesman said on Monday.
“It is a stain on the hallowed ground where so many veterans and their families are laid to rest."
More than a million people, nearly all of them Jews, died at Auschwitz, whose name has become synonymous with the industrial-scale killings carried out at the Nazi death camps. Some 200,000 Holocaust survivors live in Israel today, but with every passing year, fewer remain to provide first-hand testimony of the atrocity.
A recruiting commander in Houston, Texas, used a phrase that was prominently displayed over the gate of Auschwitz concentration camp in a memo about recruitment incentives.
Anthony Schroader has been reduced in rank to private. He posted an Instagram photo in April showing Marines using their boots to form a swastika.
Marine 2nd Lt. Felippe Maher allegedly posted racist images on snapchat on Martin Luther King Day Jr.
A Marine reservist is under investigation after he posted a picture on Instagram showing Marines' boots forming a swastika.
The Marine Corps has officially launched an investigation into a lance corporal who apparently attacked a protester at the Charlottesville “Unite The Right” rally while marching with white supremacist groups. “The Commandant is aware of the allegations against the Marine and there is an investigation underway,” said Lt. Col. Eric Dent, a spokesman for Gen. […]
Have you ever wondered what it might be like to battle alongside the Greatest Generation against Adolf Hitler and the rising tide of Nazi tyranny? Well, you can’t actually do that, Call of Duty: WWII, the franchise’s 14th installment, lets you virtually storm Normandy, drop into France with the 101st Airborne, and kill Nazi’s a […]
The United States is bracing for a brand new battle against fascism. On Aug. 12, chaos erupted at the University of Virginia’s campus in Charlottesville as white nationalists and neo-Nazis gathered for a “Unite the Right” rally to protest the planned removal of a statue of Confederate general Robert E. Lee. Amid violent clashes with […]
Gear accountability: There’s a reason it’s pounded into a service member’s head from day one at boot camp. You’re being handed a perfect killing tool, its destructive power utterly dependent on whoever squeezes the trigger. And that’s the thing about your weapon: when someone jacks it from, let’s say an armored vehicle at a German […]
On April 22, 1945, a victorious U.S. Army destroyed one of the greatest symbols of Germany’s Nazi regime: a giant marble swastika that overlooked the Zeppelintribüne, Adolf Hitler’s most powerful pulpit, at the heart of the Nazi party rally grounds. In 1934, Nazi architect Albert Speer constructed Zeppelinfeld stadium as part of the Nazi party […]
A new World War II movie starring Brad Pitt is coming to the big screen and you know what that means: The Nazi-killing business is booming. “Allied” is the newest World War II film announced this summer and stars Pitt, cast alongside Marion Cotillard. The two play spies embroiled in a love affair that may […]