Category: History

True that Great Britain has a long and illustrious naval heritage, but what Lord Thomas Cochrane had done was nothing quite like anyone.

The M24 Chaffee was a light tank often used for reconnaissance purposes during the liberation of Belgium and the historic Battle of the Mons Pocket.

Charles W. Whittlesey led over 500 men into the dense Argonne Forest on October 2, 1918, and was left to fend for themselves for five days

Check out the Battle Buddy of Britain’s Challenger 2 MBT, the Challenger Armored Recovery and Repair Vehicle (CRARRV).

Cultivator No. 6 was Brit’s solution to conquer the trench war stalemate, developed amidst the budding WWI. But it never made it to service.

Paul Rinn is one of the world’s most accomplished Naval Leaders, and today, we remember his legacy that will continue to inspire the future generation in the Navy.

MSgt. Vito Bertoldo is the Most Badass Medal of Honor recipient, having to defend a vital CP by himself in 1945 near Hatten, France.

Meet the most lethal submarine to patrol the waters in the Pacific, USS Tang (SS-306), helmed by Lt. Richard O’Kane in 1944.

Before the Geneva Convention, hospital ships were braving the treacherous waters to tend to the sick and injured of the naval combat.

Grover Cleveland found his oasis through fishing and hunting before, during, and after his bustling life as the 22nd and 24th US President.

The United States military has been using tanks for over a century now. In that time, they have developed quite a few unique designs.

The United States Navy has a long and proud history, however, like any other organization, the Navy has had its share of scandals.