Destroyer-class boats have long been the pinnacle of the US Navy. Defined as a fast maneuverable warship that’s capable of attacking enemy targets or defending allied vessels, it plays a major role in military operations. Ever prior to World War I, the Navy had been building a sizable force of destroyers. Just recently, however, the
Buffalo VA Gives Vets Early Thanksgiving Day Feat The Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Buffalo, New York gave dozens of military veterans an early Thanksgiving Day feast. According to news reports, the food used in the feast was purchasing using money donated by other community organizations and veterans agencies. Volunteers offered their support by preparing,
Free Professional Tax Preparation Services Let’s face it, no one enjoys preparing and filing their taxes. It’s a tedious, confusing process that’s made even more difficult when it involves military pay. The good news is that veterans can receive free professional tax preparation and filing services. As long as your family earns $58,000 or less,
Only 1 in 5 Candidates Become a Navy SEAL To say becoming a Navy SEAL is “difficult” would be an understatement. Due to the mentally and physically rigorous tests that candidates must go through, it’s estimated that only 20% (1 in 5) pass. If 500 candidates enter training, for instance, only about 100 will pass.
The U.S. military’s new class of F-35 fighter jets made its first successful test flights and subsequent carrier landings earlier this month. As first reported by the Associated Free Press (AFP), the test flights occurred in the Pacific waters off the coast of San Diego, California, aboard the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz. The pilot of
Since the invention of the airplane, the world has been improving upon aircraft for decades, trying to make the next one better than the last. No one has quite been able to master the fine art of premier aircraft quite like the U.S. military has however, and the fighter planes they have produced in the
Sometimes it can be very confusing when you’re trying to figure out the detailed differences in the military branches. That’s why we’ve gone to the sources and found some great sites and articles on what each branch does and the variations in the way they serve. We think you’ll find these articles fascinating reading. #1:
America’s Top 10 Military Boom Towns In this article by Elizabeth Whalen for blog.sparefoot.com, she tells us just how much of a positive impact both military bases and military retirees have on the towns they live in and which of those towns has benefited the most from its military presence. From the Army post Fort
Music video parodies have become increasingly more popular with the growth of social media over the last few years, but arguably no one does these videos better than members of the military. Whether it is imitating the Miami Dolphins cheerleaders “Call Me Maybe” video or any other rendition, members of the military really know how
The Star Spangled Banner has been a sacred piece of music since it was penned by Francis Scott Key in 1814 during the British attack on Baltimore’s Fort McHenry during the War of 1812. Seeing the flag still standing after it had been battered with shells and ammunition, Key was inspired to write a national
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