The Most Bizarre Ways To Violate The Uniform Code Of Military Justice
While most of the military laws are similar to civilians’, which basically tell you to act like a decent human being, some are unique, if not downright weird.
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While most of the military laws are similar to civilians’, which basically tell you to act like a decent human being, some are unique, if not downright weird.
Here’s a question: Why, of all the names, is coffee called a “cup of Joe”? Who even is he? Here are three possible theories.
In the military, belts are essential not just for aesthetics but also for functional purposes, so are the buckles that have evolved through time.
It was that horrific day in Dulce, NM in 1979 when the military lost 60 Green Berets in action while bravely fighting against… aliens?
Perhaps of all the jesters that have ever lived, it was Triboulet who was the most dedicated about his job that his joke almost got him killed.
The largest cargo plane in the world, the Ukraine-made Antonov-225 Mriya (AN-225), has reportedly been destroyed by the Russians after an assault had taken place on Hostomel (or Gostomel) Airport near Kyiv as reported by Ukroboronprom on February 27. The plane named “Mriya,” or the “dream” in Ukrainian, has been a source of Ukrainian pride, especially with aviation enthusiasts who marvel at the sheer size and engineering of the plane.
Former World Heavyweight Boxing Champions Vitali (the current mayor of Kyiv) and Wladimir Klitschko will now take up arms to defend Ukraine.
A brief history of the Soviet Era Dragunov Rifle and its design. It may surprise some to learn that it was not designed to be or employed as a true sniper rifle even as it was used as one in the proxy conflicts of the Cold War.
The players at the Super Bowl LVI can sure take a hit! Here are some brave military veterans from the NFL that actually took hits for the country.
Jeepney is a popular vehicle resulting from the American troops’ modern jeeps combined with the Filipinos’ creativity and resourcefulness.
The Littoral Combat Ships (LCS) after two decades of development and production have nothing to show for with its $500m to $655m per ship price tag.
Booby traps weren’t the only terrifying things that the American troops had to watch out for and be wary about during the Vietnam War.