The United States has the strongest military in the world, by a long shot. It would make sense that the U.S. would have a lot of military bases to

It’s an honor to serve in the military in the first place, but what about those who truly went above and beyond the call of duty? In the

Retirement from the military is a far cry from “normal” retirement. The average retirement age in the U.S. is 65 yet those who’ve retired

The “take a knee” military meaning might be different from what you’ve heard in mainstream media.

It’s well-known that the different branches of the military tease one another relentlessly. Actually, even within branches, service members always

There are a lot of actors who served. However, there’s not nearly as many who made it to special forces. Here are 6 actors who were Navy SEALs:

Contract marriage is illegal, but it comes with financial incentive for service members. Within the military, contract marriages have always been

America has a colorful history, and these 12 abandoned military bases and sites are a testament to that. Some are even tourist attractions.

As a veteran, especially an infantrymen, transitioning to the civilian workforce can be tough. Here are the 3 most common jobs for 11b vets:

The 1st Special Forces Group is just one part of a larger group of Special Forces in the military including Army Rangers and Navy SEALs. What do they

These American films are favorites of civilians and service members alike, who want to see the military sniper experience (or at least

Leatherneck is a well-known and accepted term used to describe a U.S. Marine. In fact, it’s now even in the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, defining

What exactly is the GI Bill? How much of your college costs will it cover? And does the time you served and when you served it really matter?

Before you enlist in the military, or even if you’re already a soldier, there’s a lot of jargon to get a handle on. From rankings to banter,

Sign from a homeless veteran on the streets. For a long list of reasons, many veterans find themselves on the streets. The U.S. Department of