How the military has influenced fashion through the decades

Green on green might never catch on, but it’s clear that the military can influence fashion, as odd as it seems.Â
‘Warfare’ shows the brutal reality of combat for an elite unit

The men are scared, confused, and outnumbered. But they still act, they still fight, and that’s exactly what courage entails.Â
Caseless ammo could be the future of cartridges

We are finally getting to the point where we are experimenting with different case designs, which might lead to caseless technology.
The military roots of Juneteenth and why we celebrate it

Each year, Americans celebrate Juneteenth on June 19, the anniversary of the day General Gordon Granger issued his emancipation order.
The five best bayonets still in use around the world

Bayonets are still widely used by the U.S. military and by militiaries across the world.
Martha Gellhorn: The only woman present on D-Day

Martha Gellhorn was a daring journalist who even managed to sneak her way into the D-Day invasion.
Spy satellites aren’t nearly as all-seeing as you think

Common perceptions of American spy satellites greatly exaggerate their capability. Here’s the real truth about these eyes in the sky.
How the AR-18 influenced a generation of service rifles

The AR-18 would go on to be one of the most influential assault rifles in the world – it just took it 50 years.Â
Soldier skills and fieldcraft still matter despite tech advances, as Army’s newest optic shows

Fieldcraft and soldier skills will be a major factor in facing any near-peer enemy.
Death of the Golden Hour in Ukraine might make it harder to save US combat casualties in the future

The war in Ukraine has shown that it will be much more difficult to care for casualties in the future.
Space Force will get its own special operations element, SOCOM commander reveals

In recent testimony before Congress, the commander of U.S. Special Operations Command revealed that the military’s newest service was getting its own special operations element.Â
Apophis: Are we prepared to defeat Earth’s greatest planetary threat?

While science says impact with Apophis is a remote danger, we should still collectively consider the threat of this city killer.
Dogfighting in space? Not too far-fetched, Space Force chief says

Space Force’s top officer said the image of space-based dogfights is both informative and not too far off from reality.
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The US missile shield: Is Reagan’s ‘Star Wars’ dream coming true?

Newly installed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth underlined the project as a priority.
The Pentagon is getting a counter-drone task force as threats from unmanned aerial systems increase

Part of the challenge of countering the threat from drones is that it runs counter to much of how the military has been trained to think about major military threats
Does it make sense to invest in a fitness watch?

While offering quantifiable fitness measurements, the watch is also doing something more critical: it is motivating me.
Can Tactical Barbell help you get more fit?

Tactical Barbell is a strength and conditioning training system aimed at soldiers, police officers, firefighters, and other first responders.
How have American military rations evolved in the last century

Feeding soldiers has been part of the U.S. military’s strategy for hundreds of years.
Space Force to deploy new jammers to yell at enemy satellites

It’s not a floating space battleship, nor even handheld space weapons. But it is a sign of how exactly Space Force looks to project force when dealing with orbital issues or threats.Â
Trump’s NASA pick says military will inevitably put troops in space

Isaacman didn’t offer a timeline for his prediction but suggested that a military presence in space could coincide with future NASA moon and Mars missions.
The Space Force wants its own boot camp

There’s space camp and then there’s Space Force boot camp. Leaders of the U.S. military’s newest branch have said they want Space Force guardians to go through their own Basic Military Training, or BMT — one that is separate from the rest of the Air Force, according to Air & Space Forces Magazine. “We’re trying […]
British intelligence once hacked al-Qaeda just to mess with them

In 2011, the UK’s external intelligence service was in an all-out information war with al-Qaeda and the terrorist organization’s affiliate groups.
Who dares wins: The importance of defeat in being successful

“Who dares wins” is the motto of the British Special Air Service (SAS), one of the premier special operations forces in the world.
Military draft registration is going down, so Congress wants to take action

Faced with dropping registration rates and an increasingly toothless enforcement policy, Congress is now trying to take action.