Military History

Chemical weapon exposure’s effects linger long past the initial attack, shaping victims’ physical and psychological health for years to come.

China’s Type 56 rifle, akin to the AK-47, left an indelible mark in Vietnam, reshaping modern warfare and cementing China’s global role in the exporting of arms.

In the heart of the Cold War, the A-12 Oxcart and SR-71 Blackbird soared, pushing the limits of aviation technology and espionage.

Navigating through the dark, cramped tunnels during my tenure in Afghanistan underscored the peril and complexity inherent in underground warfare, where every step forward was a battle against the unknown, demanding not only tactical prowess but nerves of steel.

Addressing historical military actions through apologies can pave the way for healing, understanding, and a brighter future together.

Art imitates life in the BBQ scene of Black Hawk Down.

Mercenaries in modern warfare are reshaping global conflicts, evolving from historical figures to corporate powerhouses.

Discover Israel’s journey from adversity to innovation as it becomes a military tech powerhouse, shaping the future of defense.

In a world where battlefields aren’t always visible, the rise of gray-zone warfare demands our vigilance and adaptability in navigating these nebulous threats.

Three decades on, the haunting echoes of the Battle of Mogadishu reverberate, reminding us of the courage, sacrifice, and resilience of American warfighters during the Battle of Mogadishu.

In 1983, unexpected political upheaval in Grenada drew US military intervention, revealing both the adaptability of American forces and the dire need for improved inter-service coordination.

Military censorship shapes more than just news. It’s in movies, games, and tweets, subtly crafting narratives in the digital age.