Military History

Major General Benedict Arnold’s betrayal during the American Revolution remains a stunning twist in colonial history.

Upon returning from Vietnam and joining the G3 staff at XVIII Airborne Corps, I grappled with the public’s eroding trust in the military and the Army’s internal challenges, yet I found renewed purpose in helping shape a force poised for rapid deployment and global response.

Discover the story of Japan after WWII, its economic rise, technological marvels, and the enduring pulse of its cultural heritage.

In the midst of WWII tensions, the Battle of Los Angeles stands as an enigmatic event where the city’s defenses fiercely responded to an unidentified flying object, blurring the lines between wartime nerves and extraterrestrial speculation.

The Philadelphia Experiment melds WWII history with tales of vanishing ships, sparking decades of intrigue and debate.

The Philippine Scout Rangers are masters of jungle warfare, earning global respect with their unmatched survival skills.

Operation Vegetarian aimed to cripple Germany’s beef supply using anthrax-laden linseed cakes. It was a haunting bio-war strategy that was fortunately never implemented.

The heart attack gun, a blend of Cold War myth and CIA intrigue, blurs the line between fact and fiction in espionage tales.

Korean Air Flight 007 remains a haunting Cold War mystery, intertwining geopolitics, aviation tragedy, and endless speculation.

Today, our pic looks at 3rd Battalion, 5th Special Forces Group in NYC, Photographed With Twin Towers Months Before 9/11

Operation Valkyrie was a bold plot within Nazi ranks to end Hitler’s reign. A testament to courage in the face of tyranny.

In the aftermath of Benghazi’s liberation, intelligence gaps obscured our understanding of al-Qa’ida’s deep entrenchment, and the lessons from this oversight must be heeded to prevent another tragedy like it, especially with the group’s resurgence in Afghanistan.