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What ever happened to the French Foreign Legion?
Conceived in fear and mistrust, this fighting force of unmanageable misfits and deserters survived, thrived and earned its country’s grudging respect.
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NORAD adds Alexa to its Santa-tracking toolkit
Phone, email, Facebook, Twitter, Alexa … plenty of options to keep eyes on the jolly old elf.
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West Point grad, Steeler Alejandro Villanueva named Pro Bowl starter
The offensive lineman, a former Army Ranger, will be the first former Black Knight in the Pro Bowl since before the AFL-NFL merger.
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The Army’s new handgun will soon be for sale to the public
Sig Sauer, manufacturer of the Army’s new M17 handgun, will sell a limited number of the gun to the public next year.
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How the low, slow A-1 Skyraider earned its place in the hearts of US troops in Vietnam
The A-1 Skyraider was the world’s biggest, most powerful prop-driven, single-seat combat aircraft, able to lift truly freakish weapons loads.
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Plane that carried paratroopers over Normandy saved from junkyard, restored
‘That’s All, Brother’ had been lost for seven decades.
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A floating wingtip? This Cold War concept had pilots tip-towing on the verge of disaster
Project Tip-Tow was a Cold War concept to increase the effective combat radius of jet fighters by attaching them to a prop-driven bomber, one hooked up to each wingtip. The hope was that it would not only increase fuel efficiency and effective range, but also allow the bomber to carry its own fighter escort deep…
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New trailer: Train heroes play themselves in Clint Eastwood’s ‘The 15:17 to Paris’
The movie hits theaters Feb. 9.
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The F-104 Starfighter was supposed to be the Air Force’s fastest, highest-flying combat jet
Often called “the rocket with a man in it,” the F-104 was the first operational aircraft to sustain Mach 2 speed in flight.
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What ever happened to the French Foreign Legion?
Conceived in fear and mistrust, this fighting force of unmanageable misfits and deserters survived, thrived and earned its country’s grudging respect.
-
NORAD adds Alexa to its Santa-tracking toolkit
Phone, email, Facebook, Twitter, Alexa … plenty of options to keep eyes on the jolly old elf.
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West Point grad, Steeler Alejandro Villanueva named Pro Bowl starter
The offensive lineman, a former Army Ranger, will be the first former Black Knight in the Pro Bowl since before the AFL-NFL merger.
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3 soldiers qualify for 2018 Winter Olympics
This trio will head to South Korea in February.
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The Army’s new handgun will soon be for sale to the public
Sig Sauer, manufacturer of the Army’s new M17 handgun, will sell a limited number of the gun to the public next year.
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How the low, slow A-1 Skyraider earned its place in the hearts of US troops in Vietnam
The A-1 Skyraider was the world’s biggest, most powerful prop-driven, single-seat combat aircraft, able to lift truly freakish weapons loads.
-
Plane that carried paratroopers over Normandy saved from junkyard, restored
‘That’s All, Brother’ had been lost for seven decades.
-
A floating wingtip? This Cold War concept had pilots tip-towing on the verge of disaster
Project Tip-Tow was a Cold War concept to increase the effective combat radius of jet fighters by attaching them to a prop-driven bomber, one hooked up to each wingtip. The hope was that it would not only increase fuel efficiency and effective range, but also allow the bomber to carry its own fighter escort deep…
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New trailer: Train heroes play themselves in Clint Eastwood’s ‘The 15:17 to Paris’
The movie hits theaters Feb. 9.
-
The F-104 Starfighter was supposed to be the Air Force’s fastest, highest-flying combat jet
Often called “the rocket with a man in it,” the F-104 was the first operational aircraft to sustain Mach 2 speed in flight.
-
What ever happened to the French Foreign Legion?
Conceived in fear and mistrust, this fighting force of unmanageable misfits and deserters survived, thrived and earned its country’s grudging respect.
-
NORAD adds Alexa to its Santa-tracking toolkit
Phone, email, Facebook, Twitter, Alexa … plenty of options to keep eyes on the jolly old elf.
-
West Point grad, Steeler Alejandro Villanueva named Pro Bowl starter
The offensive lineman, a former Army Ranger, will be the first former Black Knight in the Pro Bowl since before the AFL-NFL merger.
-
3 soldiers qualify for 2018 Winter Olympics
This trio will head to South Korea in February.
-
The Army’s new handgun will soon be for sale to the public
Sig Sauer, manufacturer of the Army’s new M17 handgun, will sell a limited number of the gun to the public next year.
-
How the low, slow A-1 Skyraider earned its place in the hearts of US troops in Vietnam
The A-1 Skyraider was the world’s biggest, most powerful prop-driven, single-seat combat aircraft, able to lift truly freakish weapons loads.
-
Plane that carried paratroopers over Normandy saved from junkyard, restored
‘That’s All, Brother’ had been lost for seven decades.
-
A floating wingtip? This Cold War concept had pilots tip-towing on the verge of disaster
Project Tip-Tow was a Cold War concept to increase the effective combat radius of jet fighters by attaching them to a prop-driven bomber, one hooked up to each wingtip. The hope was that it would not only increase fuel efficiency and effective range, but also allow the bomber to carry its own fighter escort deep…
-
New trailer: Train heroes play themselves in Clint Eastwood’s ‘The 15:17 to Paris’
The movie hits theaters Feb. 9.
-
The F-104 Starfighter was supposed to be the Air Force’s fastest, highest-flying combat jet
Often called “the rocket with a man in it,” the F-104 was the first operational aircraft to sustain Mach 2 speed in flight.
