Military

Russia plans to establish 12 new military bases along the western region of Russia as a response to Sweden and Finland applying to join NATO

Of all the possible reasons that high-ranking SS and police officer Reinhard Heydrich could’ve died, the reason for his death was for sure unexpected.

The Canadian Rangers’ weapon of choice is the more than a century-old Lee-Enfield Rifle, and it was a no-brainer.

Russian fighter planes were using rudimentary GPS receivers that were reportedly “taped to the dashboards” because their built-in navigation systems were simply horrible.

The Pentagon is currently weighing the possibility of sending US Special Forces to protect the US Embassy in Kyiv.

The Mauser C96 wowed the people during its time. While no longer impressive by today’s standards, it is still worthy of admiration.

The extremely wealthy and legendary US General George Patton had his trusty supplier of equipment when WWII broke out: Sears.

Was it right to assume that all those more than 3,000 kids were orphans and not some children who got lost and with parents waiting to find them?

A Navy Board hearing an appeal against an involuntary separation proceeding has found that a decorated Navy officer’s refusal to take the COVID-19 vaccine was not misconduct in uniform and voted that he be retained in the service.

There were instances when an aircraft design was canceled but was later on approved and produced. Here are some of those instances.

“For us, the war in Ukraine is a rehearsal for a possible bigger conflict in the future,” Fenenko said during an interview.

Russia is considering allowing Russians over the age of 40 and foreigners over the age of 30 to join their military service amid massive casualties.

In an address in Japan, President Biden vowed that the United States would come to aid Taiwan in the event it is attacked by China, despite insisting that America’s foreign policy with the country remains unchanged.

Recent intel from the US and the UK have claimed that the Russians have burned through their own stocks of precision-guided missiles and that their arsenal is severely depleted.

The Swiss Pikemen were both feared and respected throughout Europe, and for good reasons.

I returned home from a 15-month deployment in 2004 a different man than when I left. I had been medically separated from the service, and although I didn’t want to admit it, I needed help—apparently, a bunch of it.

Here are some of the fastest aircraft flying and in service today that stood the test of time and remained useful and impressive even after all the modern advances that happened.