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Remembering Tuskegee Airman Thomas Ellis
It is with great sadness that we report on the 2nd of January, Thomas Ellis, one of six remaining Tuskegee airmen in San Antonio, passed away from a stroke.
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Reader poll: If you are boycotting the NFL, why?
Polls describing the NFL’s dismal ratings are going far deeper than asking respondents to describe why they are boycotting the league.
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This armor could be thinner than a hair and stronger than a diamond
You wouldn’t expect wrapping yourself in aluminum foil to offer much protection in combat. But what if the foil was far lighter and could stop bullets?
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‘Call of Duty’ star Jamie Gray Hyder: ‘It takes bravery’ to be a student veteran
“Call of Duty” actress Jamie Gray Hyder has played many roles in front of the camera, but it’s who she is behind the scenes that drew her to the Student Veterans of America conference in San Antonio — with a special message for former service members.
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The 5 coolest portable garage accessories for motorcyclists
How you can save space while working smarter.
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St. Louis man amasses collection of historic military planes
The Bissell Auto & Body truck repair shop has been a mystery for drivers through St. Louis for years. The phone rings in the nondescript garage business almost every day with someone looking for answers.
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Ode to the infantry assaultman
It is a sad day for many Marines around the world. The Marine Corps has decided to eliminate the military occupational specialty (MOS) known as the Infantry Assaultman.
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Super Bowl surprise for fallen airman’s family thanks to Falcons’ Garland
The Air Force Reserve officer and the playoff-bound Atlanta Falcons formed a bond with a grieving Air Force family.
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Who are the men in soldier’s WWII sketches?
Before the Army’s 27th Infantry Division was decimated in a bloody World War II battle, Stan Dube sketched portraits of his fellow soldiers. The 17 drawings were forgotten after the war and stashed in an attic for decades before being found a year ago by his son.
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Deadlift 101: Expert advice on a core lift in the Army’s fitness tests
We asked experts for their advice on getting more weight off the ground.
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Remembering Tuskegee Airman Thomas Ellis
It is with great sadness that we report on the 2nd of January, Thomas Ellis, one of six remaining Tuskegee airmen in San Antonio, passed away from a stroke.
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Reader poll: If you are boycotting the NFL, why?
Polls describing the NFL’s dismal ratings are going far deeper than asking respondents to describe why they are boycotting the league.
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This armor could be thinner than a hair and stronger than a diamond
You wouldn’t expect wrapping yourself in aluminum foil to offer much protection in combat. But what if the foil was far lighter and could stop bullets?
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‘Call of Duty’ star Jamie Gray Hyder: ‘It takes bravery’ to be a student veteran
“Call of Duty” actress Jamie Gray Hyder has played many roles in front of the camera, but it’s who she is behind the scenes that drew her to the Student Veterans of America conference in San Antonio — with a special message for former service members.
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The 5 coolest portable garage accessories for motorcyclists
How you can save space while working smarter.
-
St. Louis man amasses collection of historic military planes
The Bissell Auto & Body truck repair shop has been a mystery for drivers through St. Louis for years. The phone rings in the nondescript garage business almost every day with someone looking for answers.
-
Ode to the infantry assaultman
It is a sad day for many Marines around the world. The Marine Corps has decided to eliminate the military occupational specialty (MOS) known as the Infantry Assaultman.
-
Super Bowl surprise for fallen airman’s family thanks to Falcons’ Garland
The Air Force Reserve officer and the playoff-bound Atlanta Falcons formed a bond with a grieving Air Force family.
-
Who are the men in soldier’s WWII sketches?
Before the Army’s 27th Infantry Division was decimated in a bloody World War II battle, Stan Dube sketched portraits of his fellow soldiers. The 17 drawings were forgotten after the war and stashed in an attic for decades before being found a year ago by his son.
-
Deadlift 101: Expert advice on a core lift in the Army’s fitness tests
We asked experts for their advice on getting more weight off the ground.
-
Remembering Tuskegee Airman Thomas Ellis
It is with great sadness that we report on the 2nd of January, Thomas Ellis, one of six remaining Tuskegee airmen in San Antonio, passed away from a stroke.
-
Reader poll: If you are boycotting the NFL, why?
Polls describing the NFL’s dismal ratings are going far deeper than asking respondents to describe why they are boycotting the league.
-
This armor could be thinner than a hair and stronger than a diamond
You wouldn’t expect wrapping yourself in aluminum foil to offer much protection in combat. But what if the foil was far lighter and could stop bullets?
-
‘Call of Duty’ star Jamie Gray Hyder: ‘It takes bravery’ to be a student veteran
“Call of Duty” actress Jamie Gray Hyder has played many roles in front of the camera, but it’s who she is behind the scenes that drew her to the Student Veterans of America conference in San Antonio — with a special message for former service members.
-
The 5 coolest portable garage accessories for motorcyclists
How you can save space while working smarter.
-
St. Louis man amasses collection of historic military planes
The Bissell Auto & Body truck repair shop has been a mystery for drivers through St. Louis for years. The phone rings in the nondescript garage business almost every day with someone looking for answers.
-
Ode to the infantry assaultman
It is a sad day for many Marines around the world. The Marine Corps has decided to eliminate the military occupational specialty (MOS) known as the Infantry Assaultman.
-
Super Bowl surprise for fallen airman’s family thanks to Falcons’ Garland
The Air Force Reserve officer and the playoff-bound Atlanta Falcons formed a bond with a grieving Air Force family.
-
Who are the men in soldier’s WWII sketches?
Before the Army’s 27th Infantry Division was decimated in a bloody World War II battle, Stan Dube sketched portraits of his fellow soldiers. The 17 drawings were forgotten after the war and stashed in an attic for decades before being found a year ago by his son.
-
Deadlift 101: Expert advice on a core lift in the Army’s fitness tests
We asked experts for their advice on getting more weight off the ground.
