Army

The latest Special Forces Master Sergeant promotion list has many confused. This report breaks it down and explains why it’s so crucial.

Ever wondered what it’s like to be airborne? Check out this first-person video of an airborne jump with members of the 82nd Airborne.

As the battlefield is being rapidly modernized, the Army is desperately trying to keep its aging fleet of helicopters aloft and issue-free.

“I’m just so proud of the effort. When we needed a drive there at the end the offense came through. Great to see that trophy is coming back home.”

Army Specialist Kevin Piepenbrink records firing points during a live-fire exercise in Djibouti, Dec. 16, 2020.

Ranger Training Battalion, LTC Scott Basso has been relieved of his duties. This comes on the heels of a spate of recent military firings.

In an effort to adapt to the nature of future conflicts the Army begins testing its new Mobile Firepower Protected vehicle.

The attack on Pearl Harbor has a prominent place in American culture. This is because of the inherent American notion of fairness.

The heads-up display shows a compass and a 3D map where friendly and enemy locations are marked and shared with others in their unit.

The Army’s next assault aircraft will need to keep pace with the evolving battlespace while maximizing air assault capabilities.

The weapon weighs only 9.5 lbs — lighter than the ones currently in circulation —and the ammunition weighs 37 percent less than current ammo.

Irreverent Warriors’ mission is to end veteran suicide through humor. We attended their most recent event: A Silkies Hike in New York City.