Military History

Today’s Pic of the Day gives spotlights to the ever-iconic, the legend—B-1B Lancer, still a top player in modern air combat.

Facing brutal odds in Vietnam, Major Bernard Fisher risked everything to land his plane and rescue his downed wingman.

Russia’s brutal actions in Ukraine, far from being an aberration, are deeply rooted in its despotic history and demographic struggles, revealing a nation that values survival and territorial expansion over Western ideals of human rights.

Soldiers suit up training to acclimatize themselves to Saudi Arabia during Operation Desert Shield, braving the heat while prepping for a possible chemical attack.

Abu Tahsin al-Salhi (أبو تحسين الصالح), often referred to as “The Sheikh of Snipers” or “The Hawk Eye,” was a legendary Iraqi marksman who played a pivotal role in the fight against ISIS. Born in 1953 in Basra, al-Salhi had a long military career, participating in five major conflicts, including the Yom Kippur War, the […]

Facing communist threats in Africa, a visionary officer in 1967 trained his team for a new era, forming South Africa’s future elite Recces.

I took a last breath and slipped under the bubble line and through the escape hatch. The view of the submarine was breathtaking. It was huge!

With its relentless pace, passable tactical realism, and Chris Hemsworth’s raw performance, ‘Extraction’ delivers a hard-hitting glimpse into the unforgiving world of mercenaries, making it a standout in modern action cinema.

Pfc Charles McAllister finally returns home over 100 years after WWI, a testament to the US military’s commitment to honor its fallen heroes.

Dive into the gripping story of Oppenheimer, exploring his creation and the birth of the atomic age in Christopher Nolan’s film.

Witness the moment the USS Shaw erupts in a massive fireball during Pearl Harbor—a powerful snapshot of war’s chaos and resilience.

Three years after the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan, the scars of failure remain etched in both the landscape of Kabul and the hearts of those who served, reminding us that some lessons, learned in blood, seem destined to be forgotten by some, but not by others.