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These Are the States with the Most Living WWII Veterans

World War II was the deadliest — and perhaps most consequential — conflict in history. While over 50 countries participated in the war, including over two dozen allied combatants, the United States stands as…

Sam Stebbins · 1 year ago

How Well Do You Know the U.S. Marine Corps?

The United States Marine Corps has one of the most storied histories of any of our nation’s military arms — but despite its age, the Marine Corps is continuously working to prepare for new…

Jessica Lynn · 1 year ago

These Warships and Submarines Are the Future of the U.S. Navy

On April 5, 2025, the United States Navy unveiled its latest submarine, the USS Iowa. This new 377-foot-long submarine is a Virginia-class fast attack vessel built by General Dynamics Electric Boat. The USS Iowa…

Kellianne Matthews · 1 year ago

America’s 11 Newest Military Bases Built Since 1950

On Monday, April 7, 2025, President Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced a proposed record amount of military spending for next year. The $1 trillion defense budget proposal is a significant increase over…

Jennifer Geer · 1 year ago

Is China Getting Ready to Attack and Invade Taiwan?

Taiwan’s nationhood and independence have always been somewhat controversial. The country, which first became a province of the Qing Empire in 1885, then ended up under Japanese colonial control in in 1895, which lasted…

Jessica Lynn · 1 year ago

This Asian Country Has a Paramilitary Force 10X Bigger than China

Paramilitary forces are organizations that operate like the military, but are not operated by a country’s government. Examples of paramilitary forces on a global scale include India’s Border Security Force and Sudan’s Rapid Support…

Chris Lange · 1 year ago

Which Countries are Most Prepared for Naval Warfare?

Throughout history, naval superiority has translated directly into global influence and security advantages. How, you might ask? Naval power gives countries control over shipping routes and trade, but also protect a country’s economic interests.…

Jessica Lynn · 1 year ago