CH-53K ‘King Stallion’ Helicopter Delivered to US Marine Corps
US Marine Corps Supplied with King Stallion Helicopter CH-53K.
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US Marines Successfully Tests Iron Dome-Based Air Defense System Prototype
US Marine Corps completed the live-fire test of its latest air defense prototype at the White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico on July 18.
China-Pakistan Military Drills: Who Most Benefits the Mutual Cooperation?
According to statements made by both nations, they conducted the exercises with the intention of “jointly dealing with maritime security threats.”
What’s Next for the Russian Navy?
When the Russian forces declared the fire with Ukraine, it forcefully displaced millions of Ukrainians, killed hundreds-of-thousands civilians, and left Ukraine under massive destruction while occupying all its key cities and frontiers.
Coast Guard Recues 2 Mariners on a 110-Foot Vessel in the Caribbean
“This case is a good example of how diligently Coast Guard crews work together to ensure the two people were rescued safely.”
Questions to Ask Yourself Before Joining the Military
Before the images of yourself in uniform and boots start dancing in your head, you might want to stop for a bit and ask yourself these questions before signing up.
Final Muster: Last WWII Medal of Honor Recipient Hershel “Woody” Williams Dies at 98
WWII hero Hershel “Woody” Williams, the last remaining Medal of Honor recipient of World War II, has died last Wednesday at 98.
DARPA Gets $7.5 Government Million Grant, to protect Coral Reefs From Climate Change?
This DARPA program has a $7.5 million approved budget that could go up to $20.9 million, according to the Biden administration.
Third American Missing in Ukraine-Russia War: US Veteran Grady Kurpasi
Just days after two American fighters in Ukraine have reportedly gone missing, it has been discovered that former US Marine Grady Kurpasi has also gone missing on April 28.
Ex-Marine Ramirez Jr. Faces 16 Years In Prison For Running Cocaine Trafficking Ring
Former US Marine Angel Dominguez Ramirez Jr. was sentenced to over 16 years in federal prison after being found guilty of trafficking millions’ worth of cocaine from South America through the Mexican border.
M50 Ontos: Hated by The Army, Loved by the Marines
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?
Robert Klingman: The Marine Pilot Brought Down a Japanese Bomber, with his own Propeller
A Marine pilot named Robert Klingman decided to use his plane’s propeller to take down a Kawasaki Ki-45.
