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Watch Hendrix Play The National Anthem This July 4th
(YouTube) Jimi Hendrix performing the Star Spangled Banner at Woodstock in the summer of 1969 represented the defining moment of the music and arts festival
7 Amazing Photos of Air Force Spec Ops Planes
Air Force Special Operations pilots are some of the best in the world. But what is it like to be with this awesome community as they
Watch: Wingsuiting Out Of A B-17 Bomber’s Bay Doors
Recently, four skydivers from FullMag decided to step up their game by jumping out of the bomb bay doors of a World War II B-17
A Transition From Marine To Musician
You know the old saying, “don’t judge a book by its cover”? That’s precisely what you should remember when you meet singer-songwriter, Brandon Mills. The
The Army Once Designed Anti-Tank Grenades Out Of Nerf Footballs
Light, soft and easy to throw, Nerf footballs have been a staple of nearly every American boy’s childhood, helping them play out dreams of throwing
Video Explains The Bravery Of America’s Paratroopers In WWII
America’s airborne forces did some truly amazing things during World War II — a conflict that marked the apex of airborne warfare. American (and British) paratroopers in units
A Vet and His Pet: How They Saved Each Other
Every day, countless men and women who served in the armed forces return home from war with wounds that are invisible — most never reach
The Janitor: A Story Of Heroism and Humility
It’s not every day that the mild-mannered janitor at your school turns out to be a bad ass Medal of Honor recipient. But that was
Survive The Week Like Samuel Whittemore Would
This article was written by Blake Stilwell and originally appeared on WeAreTheMighty.com Every red-blooded American knows the story of the Battles of Lexington and Concord
Cigars and Whiskey: WWII’s Oldest Living Veteran Credits Them For His Longevity
Richard Overton is America’s oldest living World War II veteran. He’s also a total badass. While celebrating his 111th birthday on May 11, Overton revealed
Meet The Former Marine Who Went The Extra Mile(s) To Bring His Friends A Beer(s)
Drunk ideas, while entertaining, rarely end well. But there are exceptions. Like that time in New York in the late 1960s when a conversation about
The Real Life Jason Bourne
They called him “the East European.” He was a former Delta Force operator who’d taken a career turn into the shadowy world of “non-official cover”