Military History

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.

The fall of Nanking wasn’t just a military defeat; it was a descent into barbarity, where the Imperial Japanese Army unleashed unimaginable horrors on the civilian population, forever staining the history of warfare with their acts of unrestrained cruelty and savagery.

In a world where common sense was as rare as a snowstorm in the Mojave, I found myself dodging bureaucratic bullets and burying the evidence—literally—just to keep the wheels of progress from rusting over in the unforgiving Nevada desert.

The Cockerham family’s betrayal of trust during a time of war stands as a stark reminder that corruption can infiltrate even the most sacred duties, turning those entrusted with the nation’s welfare into perpetrators of greed-fueled criminal enterprises.

When it mattered most, Walz showed his true colors, prioritizing his own safety over duty, leaving veterans and citizens alike questioning his integrity.

The War of 1812, often overshadowed by other conflicts, not only forged a sense of national unity and identity but also left an enduring legacy of resilience and strength that continues to shape the United States today.

Understanding Russia’s brutal tactics in Ukraine requires recognizing that their actions are not a betrayal of universal values, but a manifestation of their unique historical and cultural legacy, fundamentally distinct from Western ideals.

From the rugged M1911 to the double-action Walther P38, these World War II pistols were the silent guardians of the battlefield, each a testament to the relentless innovation and grim necessity of war.

HALO jumps revolutionize US Army tactics, enhancing covert operations with the pioneering work of Yuma Proving Ground’s elite paratroopers.