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Beer for a good cause
Maj. Steven Gagner works his days at the Army Mountain Warfare School in Vermont, but by night he is an enterprising businessman who started a brewery with a specific mission.
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‘Each slash meant something’ — Harlem Hellfighter knifed his way to survival in the trenches of France
Johnson fainted after the hour-long fight and sustaining wounds to his arm, feet, face and back, primarily from knives and bayonets.
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The Army’s next machine gun could fire caseless ammo — and one of these companies might build it
Textron Systems has been working on cased telescoped ammunition designs for 14 years.
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Legion’s Legacy, Rocky Mountain highs and Bull Run revisited: 3 vet-friendly summer rides
How to hit the road for a good cause.
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Here’s a sneak peek at a laser/light combo for the Army’s newest pistol
The new laser light will also require a new holster that can fit the pistol with the device mounted on its built-in rail.
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NFL players union files grievance over anthem policy
The NFL Players Association filed a grievance with the league on Tuesday challenging its national anthem policy.
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Marine vet resurrects his iconic ‘EAS Song’ 11 years later
The 2007 melody by then-Lance Cpl. Tyler Jay Satterfield became an instant internet sensation among young Devil Dogs everywhere.
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Valor Friday: Pararescue airman received Medal of Honor for saving soldiers, refusing to leave firefight
Pitsenbarger took up arms and fought back the Viet Cong for an hour and a half while repeatedly exposing himself to heavy enemy fire to provide medical care.
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How feds and service members celebrated Independence Day
Government agencies along with current and former members of the military celebrated the Fourth of July in a variety of ways across the U.S.
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Jihadists go green: Islamic extremist group al-Shabab bans plastic bags
The jihadists “consider plastic bags a serious threat to the wellbeing of both humans and animals.”
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Beer for a good cause
Maj. Steven Gagner works his days at the Army Mountain Warfare School in Vermont, but by night he is an enterprising businessman who started a brewery with a specific mission.
-
‘Each slash meant something’ — Harlem Hellfighter knifed his way to survival in the trenches of France
Johnson fainted after the hour-long fight and sustaining wounds to his arm, feet, face and back, primarily from knives and bayonets.
-
The Army’s next machine gun could fire caseless ammo — and one of these companies might build it
Textron Systems has been working on cased telescoped ammunition designs for 14 years.
-
Legion’s Legacy, Rocky Mountain highs and Bull Run revisited: 3 vet-friendly summer rides
How to hit the road for a good cause.
-
Here’s a sneak peek at a laser/light combo for the Army’s newest pistol
The new laser light will also require a new holster that can fit the pistol with the device mounted on its built-in rail.
-
NFL players union files grievance over anthem policy
The NFL Players Association filed a grievance with the league on Tuesday challenging its national anthem policy.
-
Marine vet resurrects his iconic ‘EAS Song’ 11 years later
The 2007 melody by then-Lance Cpl. Tyler Jay Satterfield became an instant internet sensation among young Devil Dogs everywhere.
-
Valor Friday: Pararescue airman received Medal of Honor for saving soldiers, refusing to leave firefight
Pitsenbarger took up arms and fought back the Viet Cong for an hour and a half while repeatedly exposing himself to heavy enemy fire to provide medical care.
-
How feds and service members celebrated Independence Day
Government agencies along with current and former members of the military celebrated the Fourth of July in a variety of ways across the U.S.
-
Jihadists go green: Islamic extremist group al-Shabab bans plastic bags
The jihadists “consider plastic bags a serious threat to the wellbeing of both humans and animals.”
-
Beer for a good cause
Maj. Steven Gagner works his days at the Army Mountain Warfare School in Vermont, but by night he is an enterprising businessman who started a brewery with a specific mission.
-
‘Each slash meant something’ — Harlem Hellfighter knifed his way to survival in the trenches of France
Johnson fainted after the hour-long fight and sustaining wounds to his arm, feet, face and back, primarily from knives and bayonets.
-
The Army’s next machine gun could fire caseless ammo — and one of these companies might build it
Textron Systems has been working on cased telescoped ammunition designs for 14 years.
-
Legion’s Legacy, Rocky Mountain highs and Bull Run revisited: 3 vet-friendly summer rides
How to hit the road for a good cause.
-
Here’s a sneak peek at a laser/light combo for the Army’s newest pistol
The new laser light will also require a new holster that can fit the pistol with the device mounted on its built-in rail.
-
NFL players union files grievance over anthem policy
The NFL Players Association filed a grievance with the league on Tuesday challenging its national anthem policy.
-
Marine vet resurrects his iconic ‘EAS Song’ 11 years later
The 2007 melody by then-Lance Cpl. Tyler Jay Satterfield became an instant internet sensation among young Devil Dogs everywhere.
-
Valor Friday: Pararescue airman received Medal of Honor for saving soldiers, refusing to leave firefight
Pitsenbarger took up arms and fought back the Viet Cong for an hour and a half while repeatedly exposing himself to heavy enemy fire to provide medical care.
-
How feds and service members celebrated Independence Day
Government agencies along with current and former members of the military celebrated the Fourth of July in a variety of ways across the U.S.
-
Jihadists go green: Islamic extremist group al-Shabab bans plastic bags
The jihadists “consider plastic bags a serious threat to the wellbeing of both humans and animals.”
