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Jon Stewart to host Warrior Games opening ceremony at West Point
Comedian Jon Stewart will continue his recent run of military-themed hosting duties as emcee of the opening ceremony at next month’s Warrior Games.
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Top of the world: Marine amputee makes history with Everest climb
A combat-wounded Marine veteran made good on his third attempt to scale the world’s highest peak, the group behind his climb announced Thursday.
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Army’s new recruitment drive: Sign up, maybe fight aliens
The Army’s latest recruiting effort dips into a parallel universe, attempting to engage young sci-fi fans who may not be aware of the service’s high-tech career paths.
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How Harriet Tubman’s military service added up to $20 — a month
Her experience during the Civil War is a bona fide part of her legacy.
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In New York state, a determined fight to make stolen valor a felony
A Navy reservist in his first term as state senator wants New York to target those who seek to profit from bogus claims.
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Combat candy: As M&Ms turn 75, a look at sweets in service
U.S. military-issued chocolate pre-dates the modern-day MRE, and even the C-ration. Here’s a look at some sweet history.
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Nimitz-class carrier takes Battle Bracket crown
After three weeks of voting, the biggest and baddest war machine turns out to be the best in the eyes of our readers.
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Battle Bracket final: A-10 trails Nimitz, polls close soon
The Warthog’s streak of impressive wins is in serious trouble as we look to crown the top piece of military hardware.
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Carrier, Warthog face off in Battle Bracket final
Our search for the greatest piece of military hardware has dwindled from 64 contestants to the final two.
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Army ruling lets Sikh captain keep beard, turban
An Army officer who filed suit against the service and the Defense Department to maintain articles of his Sikh faith while in uniform received a waiver to Army appearance standards.
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Jon Stewart to host Warrior Games opening ceremony at West Point
Comedian Jon Stewart will continue his recent run of military-themed hosting duties as emcee of the opening ceremony at next month’s Warrior Games.
-
Top of the world: Marine amputee makes history with Everest climb
A combat-wounded Marine veteran made good on his third attempt to scale the world’s highest peak, the group behind his climb announced Thursday.
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Army’s new recruitment drive: Sign up, maybe fight aliens
The Army’s latest recruiting effort dips into a parallel universe, attempting to engage young sci-fi fans who may not be aware of the service’s high-tech career paths.
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How Harriet Tubman’s military service added up to $20 — a month
Her experience during the Civil War is a bona fide part of her legacy.
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In New York state, a determined fight to make stolen valor a felony
A Navy reservist in his first term as state senator wants New York to target those who seek to profit from bogus claims.
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Combat candy: As M&Ms turn 75, a look at sweets in service
U.S. military-issued chocolate pre-dates the modern-day MRE, and even the C-ration. Here’s a look at some sweet history.
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Nimitz-class carrier takes Battle Bracket crown
After three weeks of voting, the biggest and baddest war machine turns out to be the best in the eyes of our readers.
-
Battle Bracket final: A-10 trails Nimitz, polls close soon
The Warthog’s streak of impressive wins is in serious trouble as we look to crown the top piece of military hardware.
-
Carrier, Warthog face off in Battle Bracket final
Our search for the greatest piece of military hardware has dwindled from 64 contestants to the final two.
-
Army ruling lets Sikh captain keep beard, turban
An Army officer who filed suit against the service and the Defense Department to maintain articles of his Sikh faith while in uniform received a waiver to Army appearance standards.
-
Jon Stewart to host Warrior Games opening ceremony at West Point
Comedian Jon Stewart will continue his recent run of military-themed hosting duties as emcee of the opening ceremony at next month’s Warrior Games.
-
Top of the world: Marine amputee makes history with Everest climb
A combat-wounded Marine veteran made good on his third attempt to scale the world’s highest peak, the group behind his climb announced Thursday.
-
Army’s new recruitment drive: Sign up, maybe fight aliens
The Army’s latest recruiting effort dips into a parallel universe, attempting to engage young sci-fi fans who may not be aware of the service’s high-tech career paths.
-
How Harriet Tubman’s military service added up to $20 — a month
Her experience during the Civil War is a bona fide part of her legacy.
-
In New York state, a determined fight to make stolen valor a felony
A Navy reservist in his first term as state senator wants New York to target those who seek to profit from bogus claims.
-
Combat candy: As M&Ms turn 75, a look at sweets in service
U.S. military-issued chocolate pre-dates the modern-day MRE, and even the C-ration. Here’s a look at some sweet history.
-
Nimitz-class carrier takes Battle Bracket crown
After three weeks of voting, the biggest and baddest war machine turns out to be the best in the eyes of our readers.
-
Battle Bracket final: A-10 trails Nimitz, polls close soon
The Warthog’s streak of impressive wins is in serious trouble as we look to crown the top piece of military hardware.
-
Carrier, Warthog face off in Battle Bracket final
Our search for the greatest piece of military hardware has dwindled from 64 contestants to the final two.
-
Army ruling lets Sikh captain keep beard, turban
An Army officer who filed suit against the service and the Defense Department to maintain articles of his Sikh faith while in uniform received a waiver to Army appearance standards.
