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‘World of Warships’ launches with free online play
After about a year of beta-testing sea trials, Wargaming.net’s “World of Warships” has officially launched — and by all appearances, it was well worth the wait.
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Military ‘Ninja’ hopefuls fall to Mount Midoriyama
Unclaimed for six seasons, the extreme obstacle course summit known as Mount Midoriyama was finally conquered in the “American Ninja Warrior” finale Monday night.
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Military contenders vie for American Ninja Warrior title tonight
Navy Lt. j.g. Dustin McKinney is among three current and former military contenders hoping to make it to the top of the infamous “Mount Midoriyama” obstacle course to become the first American Ninja Warrior champion tonight on NBC.
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New books: Fall in place with perspective plus laughs
The calendar turns to autumn and to books about military influence, injuries and institutions, with insights in poetry and fiction.
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Schwarzenegger: Bravery is joining military, not killing big cats
Cecil the Lion has taken over the Internet — in life and in death. And now even “The Terminator” has something to say about it:
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Tyler Perry’s plans for Army base could include museum, amphitheater
Filmmaker Tyler Perry’s plans for a sprawling movie studio at Fort McPherson may include an amphitheater and a museum, according to documents obtained by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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Shaggy’s weed-fueled strategy for defeating ISIS
Mr. Boombastic — a Marine veteran — says he’s got the perfect prescription to put the smackdown on ISIS.
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J.L. Bourne talks about real fears behind his new novel
A global grid-down blackout, an international meltdown as panic and inflation soar even while medicine and food supplies dwindle, a small, scattered insurgency taking up arms against what’s left of the U.S. military.
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Excerpt from J.L. Bourne’s ‘Tomorrow War’
My name is Max [REDACTED]. Friends just call me Max. A few weeks ago, I graduated Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape (SERE) school in Brunswick, Maine.
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‘World of Warships’ launches with free online play
After about a year of beta-testing sea trials, Wargaming.net’s “World of Warships” has officially launched — and by all appearances, it was well worth the wait.
-
Military ‘Ninja’ hopefuls fall to Mount Midoriyama
Unclaimed for six seasons, the extreme obstacle course summit known as Mount Midoriyama was finally conquered in the “American Ninja Warrior” finale Monday night.
-
Military contenders vie for American Ninja Warrior title tonight
Navy Lt. j.g. Dustin McKinney is among three current and former military contenders hoping to make it to the top of the infamous “Mount Midoriyama” obstacle course to become the first American Ninja Warrior champion tonight on NBC.
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New books: Fall in place with perspective plus laughs
The calendar turns to autumn and to books about military influence, injuries and institutions, with insights in poetry and fiction.
-
Schwarzenegger: Bravery is joining military, not killing big cats
Cecil the Lion has taken over the Internet — in life and in death. And now even “The Terminator” has something to say about it:
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Tyler Perry’s plans for Army base could include museum, amphitheater
Filmmaker Tyler Perry’s plans for a sprawling movie studio at Fort McPherson may include an amphitheater and a museum, according to documents obtained by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
-
Shaggy’s weed-fueled strategy for defeating ISIS
Mr. Boombastic — a Marine veteran — says he’s got the perfect prescription to put the smackdown on ISIS.
-
J.L. Bourne talks about real fears behind his new novel
A global grid-down blackout, an international meltdown as panic and inflation soar even while medicine and food supplies dwindle, a small, scattered insurgency taking up arms against what’s left of the U.S. military.
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Excerpt from J.L. Bourne’s ‘Tomorrow War’
My name is Max [REDACTED]. Friends just call me Max. A few weeks ago, I graduated Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape (SERE) school in Brunswick, Maine.
-
‘World of Warships’ launches with free online play
After about a year of beta-testing sea trials, Wargaming.net’s “World of Warships” has officially launched — and by all appearances, it was well worth the wait.
-
Military ‘Ninja’ hopefuls fall to Mount Midoriyama
Unclaimed for six seasons, the extreme obstacle course summit known as Mount Midoriyama was finally conquered in the “American Ninja Warrior” finale Monday night.
-
Military contenders vie for American Ninja Warrior title tonight
Navy Lt. j.g. Dustin McKinney is among three current and former military contenders hoping to make it to the top of the infamous “Mount Midoriyama” obstacle course to become the first American Ninja Warrior champion tonight on NBC.
-
New books: Fall in place with perspective plus laughs
The calendar turns to autumn and to books about military influence, injuries and institutions, with insights in poetry and fiction.
-
Schwarzenegger: Bravery is joining military, not killing big cats
Cecil the Lion has taken over the Internet — in life and in death. And now even “The Terminator” has something to say about it:
-
Tyler Perry’s plans for Army base could include museum, amphitheater
Filmmaker Tyler Perry’s plans for a sprawling movie studio at Fort McPherson may include an amphitheater and a museum, according to documents obtained by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
-
Shaggy’s weed-fueled strategy for defeating ISIS
Mr. Boombastic — a Marine veteran — says he’s got the perfect prescription to put the smackdown on ISIS.
-
J.L. Bourne talks about real fears behind his new novel
A global grid-down blackout, an international meltdown as panic and inflation soar even while medicine and food supplies dwindle, a small, scattered insurgency taking up arms against what’s left of the U.S. military.
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Excerpt from J.L. Bourne’s ‘Tomorrow War’
My name is Max [REDACTED]. Friends just call me Max. A few weeks ago, I graduated Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape (SERE) school in Brunswick, Maine.












