If you go more than half a mile north or south of Main Street in downtown Spartanburg, South Carolina, there’s a good chance you’ll get shanked, shot, robbed, offered fentanyl, or all of those things at once.
Mileage may vary when it comes to Joseph Heller’s Catch‑22, but I rarely find a fellow service member who’s read the book who doesn’t at least find the material recognizable in their own experiences.
Walt Shumate’s exploits as a Green Beret in Vietnam, then as an original member of “The Unit,” earned him (and his mustache) a lasting place in the pantheon of special operations heroes.
A new trailer for the latest “Star Wars” series, “Andor,” shows a glimpse into a new, unique world — except for the shot of a character armed, inexplicably, with a Soviet-style AK-47.
From flaming shotgun rounds to the face to testicle-popping fur missiles, these five scenes show that the John Wick franchise hasn’t lost its brutal touch.
Chris Fettes, a former Navy SEAL, used to make ice cream for his teammates between combat missions. Now, as the owner of Be Free Craft Ice Cream in Virginia, he is sharing his delicious frozen treats with the wider world.
The Marine Corps War Memorial in Arlington immortalizes the raising of the American flag over Iwo Jima, but not all of the men who were actually there.
In 1983, a blizzard sank the SS Marine Electric, drowning almost all of its crew. The tragedy revealed the need for a human element in the Coast Guard’s rescue process.
Charles “Chuck” Mawhinney killed more than 100 enemy combatants during his time in Vietnam, becoming the deadliest scout sniper in Marine Corps history.
