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The Battle of Iwo Jima
The U.S. Marine Corps and U.S. Navy landed on Feb. 19, 1945, and later captured the Japanese island of Iwo...
75 years after D-Day, current Army Rangers return to Pointe du Hoc
U.S. Army Paratroopers assigned to the 75th Ranger Regiment reenact the climb at Pointe Du Hoc, Omaha Beach France, as...
The APC9K is the first new official army submachine gun since World War II
The Advanced Police Carbine 9mm will replace the military's out dated use of the MP-5. This future weapon has an...
Ultimate attack helicopter the AH-64 Apache owns the sky
Air superiority is the greatest tool of the American military and the AH-64 Attack Helicopter reigns supreme. The Army canceled...
How the Last Major Cavalry Charge Ended
Horseback units were made obsolete by the end of World War I but that didn't stop an Italian Cavalry unit...
How Infantry Warfare Evolved in Military History
The infantry has changed from Ancient Rome to the modern conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. In this video, we discover...
History of Animals in the Military: from Bears to Bees
Everyone knows about Army and Marine Corps dogs and horses. Military history shows us they will try anything once, with...
The Battle of the Bulge hero who saved his entire battalion
December 16 marks the anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge. This is the story of Medal of Honor recipient Pfc. Francis S. Currey, whose actions helped save the flank of his entire battalion from advancing German soldiers at Malmedy
‘Five Came Back’ Documents The Famous Forefathers Of Modern Combat Cameramen
The short Netflix docu-series Five Came Back, based on a book of the same name, takes an in-depth look at the...
The ‘Battlefield V’ Trailer Just Dropped — Here’s What’s In Store
After months of hype and speculation, EA Games just dropped the new Battlefield V trailer. And yes, we’re going back...
In Praise of the Heroic Marine Who Gave Us Taco Bell
I've always been drawn to stories about service members finding success after their time in the military is over. There's...
A WWII Veteran’s Medals Were Stolen, So A Probation Officer Did Something About It
When he died, Frederick C. Sylvia, Jr., wanted to be buried with his four combat military medals from World War...
Leo Gray, Tuskegee Airman And Military Pioneer, Dies At 92
Retired Lt. Col. Leo Gray, one of the original Tuskegee Airmen who fought in the skies over Europe during World...
Hot Dog Tycoon May Have A WWII Japanese Admiral’s Gold Tooth
Dick Portillo, as fast-food connoisseurs know, is the hot dog and Italian beef king of Chicago, the man who started...
Unknown For 75 Years, Pearl Harbor Sailor’s Remains Finally Laid To Rest
Nearly 75 years after Lewis Lowell Wagoner was declared missing following the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, his remains have...
See 6 Incredible World War II Photos In Color
Up through World War II, most photos taken were only shown in black and white. But now, thanks to Brazilian...
What History Can Teach Us About Leadership — Good, Bad, And Ugly
If you’ve spent any time in uniform or in the corporate world, the term “leadership” can be an enigma. It’s...
Combat Helmets Have Moved Beyond Just Protection
One of the most iconic pieces of equipment worn by American service members is the combat helmet. From the flat-brimmed...