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Guardians will be allowed to sport neck tattoos
Don’t let you neck tattoo keep you from becoming a Guardian.
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The Neptune anti-ship missile: The weapon that may have sunk the Russian flagship Moskva
The sinking of the Moskva is arguably Russia’s lowest point in its invasion of Ukraine — so far. Here’s the weapon that may have killed it.
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Panzerfaust 3: The Cold War weapon wrecking Russian tanks in Ukraine
Though it has its roots in fighting Soviets in World War II, the Panzerfaust 3 antitank rocket is now being used against the Russians again — in Ukraine.
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Propaganda out of Ukraine conflict is not much different from World War I
Propaganda may be dispersed differently, but much of the messaging remains unchanged.
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Why Marines love short shorts
Silkies have been banned since 2011, but that hasn’t stopped Marines from wearing them.
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Graphic novel brings to life the story of a Korean War hero
This is one of a dozen in the series of graphic novels about veterans presented with the Medal of Honor.
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Coast Guard offers vegan food tasty enough to win a PETA award
PETA hopes these dining options will expand to other military installations.
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This veteran author wants to flip the script on post-9/11 war stories
Benjamin Sledge’s book will be released on July 5.
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Guardians will be allowed to sport neck tattoos
Don’t let you neck tattoo keep you from becoming a Guardian.
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23 things veterans carry with them for life
Tinnitus, knee pain, an old pair of combat boots.
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The Neptune anti-ship missile: The weapon that may have sunk the Russian flagship Moskva
The sinking of the Moskva is arguably Russia’s lowest point in its invasion of Ukraine — so far. Here’s the weapon that may have killed it.
-
Panzerfaust 3: The Cold War weapon wrecking Russian tanks in Ukraine
Though it has its roots in fighting Soviets in World War II, the Panzerfaust 3 antitank rocket is now being used against the Russians again — in Ukraine.
-
Propaganda out of Ukraine conflict is not much different from World War I
Propaganda may be dispersed differently, but much of the messaging remains unchanged.
-
Why Marines love short shorts
Silkies have been banned since 2011, but that hasn’t stopped Marines from wearing them.
-
Graphic novel brings to life the story of a Korean War hero
This is one of a dozen in the series of graphic novels about veterans presented with the Medal of Honor.
-
Coast Guard offers vegan food tasty enough to win a PETA award
PETA hopes these dining options will expand to other military installations.
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Anonymous airman invents genius uniform hack
Swap your shirt stays for a comfy onesie.
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This veteran author wants to flip the script on post-9/11 war stories
Benjamin Sledge’s book will be released on July 5.
-
Guardians will be allowed to sport neck tattoos
Don’t let you neck tattoo keep you from becoming a Guardian.
-
23 things veterans carry with them for life
Tinnitus, knee pain, an old pair of combat boots.
-
The Neptune anti-ship missile: The weapon that may have sunk the Russian flagship Moskva
The sinking of the Moskva is arguably Russia’s lowest point in its invasion of Ukraine — so far. Here’s the weapon that may have killed it.
-
Panzerfaust 3: The Cold War weapon wrecking Russian tanks in Ukraine
Though it has its roots in fighting Soviets in World War II, the Panzerfaust 3 antitank rocket is now being used against the Russians again — in Ukraine.
-
Propaganda out of Ukraine conflict is not much different from World War I
Propaganda may be dispersed differently, but much of the messaging remains unchanged.
-
Why Marines love short shorts
Silkies have been banned since 2011, but that hasn’t stopped Marines from wearing them.
-
Graphic novel brings to life the story of a Korean War hero
This is one of a dozen in the series of graphic novels about veterans presented with the Medal of Honor.
-
Coast Guard offers vegan food tasty enough to win a PETA award
PETA hopes these dining options will expand to other military installations.
-
Anonymous airman invents genius uniform hack
Swap your shirt stays for a comfy onesie.
-
This veteran author wants to flip the script on post-9/11 war stories
Benjamin Sledge’s book will be released on July 5.
