Five Men Killed so Many Germans the Nazis Thought They Were an Entire Allied Battalion
These Marines killed so many Germans, the Nazis thought they were an entire allied battalion. Less than two months after D-Day, Marine Maj. Peter J. Ortiz, five other Marines, and an Army Air Corps officer parachuted into France to assist a few hundred French resistance fighters. This rough-and-read...
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The Soviet APS Underwater Rifle: A Unique, One of a Kind Weapon
Picture this: A cold war relic designed to wield power beneath the waves, where conventional firearms falter. Yes, we're talking about the Soviet APS underwater rifle. In this article, you'll discover: Beneath the Waves: Unveiling the Soviet APS Underwater Rifle The Birth of an Underwater Beast The ...
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WATCH: U.S. Military Shoots Down UFO's Over Alaska and Canada
The United States military has been on high alert in North America following the week-long incident involving a Chinese spying balloon. However, the saga of UFO's making contact with North America continues. On Friday, the U.S. military shot down a "high-altitude object" over Alaska. The object was ...
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New York Firefighters Rescue Child After Hellish Fall
New York firefighters are used to dealing with intense situations and a wide variety of calls. However, this particular call, received in Brooklyn, shook the First Responders to their core. Playground Mishap According to NBC4, a group of children were playing at the Rudd Playground when an 11-year-o...
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Minuteman III Failure Raises Concern Over U.S. Nuclear Program
The recent Minuteman III failure and termination of the unarmed intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) has raised pressing questions about the U.S.'s nuclear modernization credibility. The failure, which occurred amid an operational test, is the second since 2018 for the advanced ICBM system - an...
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The Lockheed YF-12: Meet the SR-71 Blackbird's Missile Packing Sibling
The Lockheed YF-12 was a prototype interceptor aircraft developed by Lockheed's Skunk Works division for the United States Air Force (USAF) in the 1960s. Conceived at the height of the Cold War, the YF-12 was intended to defend the continental U.S. against the threat of supersonic Soviet bombers. It...
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Israel's Arrow Defense System Neutralizes Threat in Space
In a historical first for military combat, Israel's Arrow defense system has successfully intercepted a ballistic missile from outside the atmosphere, fending off an attack reportedly launched from Yemen. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) marks this unprecedented event as reflective of their strategi...
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Sgt. Jack 'Siwash' Cornelius: Beer-loving Marine Duck of WWII
Among the brave troops who fought in World War II, one particular member of the U.S Marine Corps stands out - Sgt. Jack "Siwash" Cornelius. Yet, Sgt. Cornelius was notably different from the other Marines: Sgt. Jack 'Siwash' Cornelius was a duck. Adopted by Sgt. Francis "Pappy" Fagan, possibly from ...
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The Battle of Stalingrad Millions Dead in Brutal Conflict
The Battle of Stalingrad was a major military campaign fought during World War II in which Nazi Germany and its allies fought the Soviet Union for control of the city of Stalingrad (now known as Volgograd) in southwestern Russia. The battle began in the summer of 1942 and lasted until early 1943, wi...
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Police Recruitment and Retention Crisis Hitting Critical Mass
The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) is raising alarm over what they classified as a historic police recruitment and retention crisis. The decreasing number of active police officers, a decline attributed to multiple factors including the COVID-19 pandemic, a tightening labor market, public...
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