Army

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Army Captain Christopher Peeples, an Aviation officer, was recently sentenced to four months in prison for failing to follow proper safety precautions at a Fort Campbell, Kentucky, weapons range. His negligence resulted in the death of a soldier.

A #whitesupremacist soldier plotted a terrorist act against his own unit.

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Former National Guard Chris Buckley was filled with anger, feeling that no one could understand him. He found solace in the KKK, and later found a better purpose in life through “Parents For Peace.” This is his story.

For years, the Army has required a high school diploma or GED to be accepted into the service, but this could be changing soon.

I never knew the men who died on June 28th, 2005 as part of Operation Red Wings, but their loss still moved me greatly. At the time, it was the greatest one-day loss of life in the special operations community. It’s hard to fathom that was 17 years ago today.

CAR-15 rifle became one of the top modern special forces weapons for good reasons.

A former US Army helicopter pilot pled guilty to being an unregistered foreign agent, selling classified information to the Chinese government.

Today we remember the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Midway on June 4-6, 1942.  In just a couple of days, this battle changed the course of the war in the Pacific.  The loss of 4 of Japan’s 6 fast fleet carriers crippled the empire’s offensive strike capability as well as their ability to provide […]

Everyone knows the story of George Armstrong Custer, but few know the story of his brother Tom, who George said should have been a general instead of him.

The small, compact, yet powerful enough M50 Ontos was light enough to be airdropped, just like what they were seeking, but why was it still removed from service in 1969?

The Navy’s Blue Angels and the Air Force Thunderbirds get all the attention when it comes to military demonstration teams. Still, neither can claim that they once invoked a panic in Washington DC that caused the evacuation of the Capitol building. That distinction belongs (perhaps forever) to the US Army’s Golden Knights Parachute Demonstration Team.