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The Surprising FBI Evaluation and ICE Ban of the Troubled Sig Sauer P320
FBI · United States

The Surprising FBI Evaluation and ICE Ban of the Troubled Sig Sauer P320

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On March 7, 2025, Sig Sauer, Inc. released a statement affirming that there is no evidence, data, or empirical testing to show that its P320 handgun can discharge without a trigger pull. But on August 30, 2024, little more than six months before Sig Sauer made that statement, the FBI’s Ballistic Research Facility – the agency’s sole research, development, testing and evaluation facility for weapons, ammunition, armor, and other law enforcement i…See the Story
Midnight Hammer Was the Second-Longest Bombing Mission: The B-2 Also Flew the Longest
Pete Hegseth

Midnight Hammer Was the Second-Longest Bombing Mission: The B-2 Also Flew the Longest

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Operation Midnight Hammer saw B-2 Spirit stealth bombers fly from Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri to strike nuclear facilities in Iran. The 37-hour round trip made it the second-longest bombing mission in history. But if you ain’t first, you’re last. Luckily for the B-2’s record, it also flew the longest bombing mission over two decades earlier. A B-2 Spirit at Whiteman AFB is prepared ahead of Operation Midnight Hammer (U.S. Air Force) On the…See the Story
Military pay is predictable until it’s not – and the unpredictable happens more than you'd think
United States · United States

Military pay is predictable until it’s not – and the unpredictable happens more than you'd think

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On paper, military pay is one of the most stable things about military life. You know your base pay. You know the BAH rate. You can look up COLA, BAS, and the exact day your LES (Leave and Earnings Statement) will post. There are charts. Calendars. Entire Facebook groups, all dedicated to explaining acronyms you never wanted to learn. And yet, every seasoned military spouse knows: just because it’s supposed to be predictable doesn’t mean it is. …Read Article

Superman vs. Hitler: How the Man of Steel helped fight World War II

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Superman returns to theaters this week in what looks to be an action-packed extravaganza starring David Corenswet (“Pearl”) and directed by James Gunn (“Guardians of the Galaxy”). We get to see Superman spar with criminal mastermind Lex Luthor (Nicholas Hoult, “Nosferatu”), battle kaiju-like monsters and super villains, and still have to show up to work like the rest of us. However, there is one part of the movie in particular that has piqued th…James Gunn · United StatesRead Article

The US military's most infamous 'sky penis' drawings, ranked

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For some reason, it’s always the Marine Corps that gets made fun of for its Marines’ proclivity towards drawing the male sexual organs on everything from Port-a-John walls to bus windows. Yet, every other branch has made a public spectacle of their penis drawings, spending likely millions of taxpayer dollars to make the most unforgettable phallic art. The most recent member to enter this willy-nilly pantheon of shlong is the Coast Guard, whose d…Washington State · WashingtonRead Article

The 9 worst creations Americans called food during World War II

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Food during World War II was in a category all its own. Although the United States had emerged from the Great Depression, the need for war materials sparked a system of rationing, which in turn led to a patriotic food culture designed to support the men fighting the global war. Nothing, it seemed, was safe from sweeping changes. Everything Americans ate during World War II became slightly adulterated, highly substituted, or heavily rebranded. Th…World War II · United StatesRead Article

The acronym cheat sheet for milspouses

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Acronyms are the military’s coping mechanism and cultural shorthand. They take massive, messy systems (logistics, pay, assignments, housing, healthcare) and compress them into three- or four-letter codes you’re expected to absorb without blinking. It started as a tool for clarity. Now it’s just… the way things are, dominated by acronyms everywhere. But acronyms aren’t just about efficiency. They’re about fluency. They signal who gets it and who’…Housing · United StatesRead Article

'The Babyface Gunner' took one of World War II's most dangerous jobs at age 14

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By 1942, World War II in Europe was in full swing, and the 8th Air Force, with its mix of B-17 and B-24 bombers, was targeting key installations throughout the theater.  Like many men during World War II, DeSales Glover wanted to serve his country. The problem was that he was only 14 years old. “He came home from school one day and said he wanted to enlist,” his mother said. “I thought he was only kidding, but he said he had tried to enlist in t…World War II · PensacolaRead Article

These robot bombs and remote-control tanks almost made it to combat

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As early as the Cold War, Uncle Sam was investing funds in robot research to explore how the technology could be an advantage against the Soviet Union. In most cases, robots were thought to be a means of spying and gathering information on the enemy, rather than being used as a robot bomb or any other kind of weapon. A significant amount of funds was spent on research between then and the 1980s, totaling more than $1 million. Meanwhile, there wa…Fort Benning · Fort BenningRead Article

Why Cold War NASA had 4 armored personnel carriers

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During the Cold War, NASA’s Kennedy Space Center boasted four armored personnel carriers, all M113s, and they represented one of the rarest variants of one of the most manufactured armored personnel carriers in military history. The M113 APC The M113 is a beast that is not as well-known as it deserves to be. Manufactured since 1960, the American-made vehicle has served in the militaries of at least 44 countries. The United States still has north…NASA · GazaRead Article

The 7 best enlisted military jobs to get after being drafted for World War III

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There are a significant number of Americans who believe the best military job for the next world war is to be on the front line, fighting in Iran, China, or by some weird twist of fate, Iraq again. And let’s be clear: we love those guys. We don’t know exactly where we would be without them, but we’re pretty sure there would be tea, mushy peas, and an extra, unnecessary letter’ U’ in a lot of words. For the rest of us, the best job in a war is on…Air Force · United StatesRead Article

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