Japanese Captain Mitsuo Fuchida left his career in the military behind after WWII and instead embraced Christianity for the rest of his life
It may come as a surprise that the officer behind the Pearl Harbor attack later turned to a life of faith. Captain Mitsuo Fuchida, profoundly…
While held captive in a German POW camp, Master Sgt. Roddie Edmonds protected his comrades by refusing to identify any Jewish soldiers
While imprisoned in a German POW camp during World War II, Master Sgt. Roddie Edmonds displayed remarkable moral resolve. When a German officer demanded that…
The 1917 Intercept That Pulled America Into WWI—and Feels Like 2026
2026’s Shadow War Headlines As late February 2026 marked four years since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the anniversary coverage wasn’t just about trenches, drones,…
Chaos broke out on the Hawaiian island of Ni‘ihau when a Japanese pilot crash-landed after bombing Pearl Harbor
December 7, 1941, is widely remembered for the attack on Pearl Harbor, yet another, far less familiar episode occurred that same day: the Ni‘ihau Incident.…
Cpl. Bryan Budd was set to return home in five days, but he sacrificed himself when his unit came under a Taliban attack
The Victoria Cross is the United Kingdom’s highest award for military gallantry, presented to those who display extraordinary courage in combat. Tragically, it is often…
The Japanese Blitzkrieg: How a British Fortress fell to a bunch of… Bicycles?
In early 1942, the island of Singapore was the crown jewel of the British Empire’s Pacific defenses. Guarded by the massive 15-inch “Monster Guns” of…
Surprised by the American recovery response after Pearl Harbor, Japan attempted a follow-up attack but it proved to be a major failure
The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, inflicted devastating losses on the U.S. Pacific Fleet, sinking or crippling several battleships and killing…
Designed by XADO-Holding Ltd., the Snipex Alligator can disable military vehicles with precision from impressive distances
Written by Samantha Franco and Clare Fitzgerald Designed by XADO-Holding Ltd., the Snipex Alligator has gained recognition as a powerful anti-materiel rifle, enhancing Ukraine’s capacity…
The “Death Card” in Apocalypse Now: What the Ace of Spades Actually Meant in Vietnam
If you look closely at combat photography from the Vietnam War, one unofficial insignia appears more than any other: the Ace of Spades. Tucked into…
Little-known facts and stories from behind the scenes of ‘The Dirty Dozen’
Released in 1967, The Dirty Dozen earned its reputation as a war-film classic, blending suspense, high-risk action, and a powerhouse cast that included Charles Bronson,…
Horrifying things soldiers encountered in the Vietnamese jungle, from venomous snakes to hidden booby traps
Vietnam’s combat zone posed dangers that reached well beyond enemy fire. U.S. troops faced ambushes and firefights, but they also battled an unforgiving environment that…
The Forgotten American Hero: How a Nebraskan Teacher Became the “Lafayette of Iran” Before a Sniper’s Bullet
With Iran back in the news over Hormuz diplomacy and Geneva talks, an older U.S.–Iran story feels strangely alive: a 24-year-old teacher who chose a…