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WATM Exclusive: ‘The Bloody Hundredth’s’ Emmy Award-winning director on the...
Masters of the Air documentary companion The Bloody Hundredth has just been released on Apple TV+. The documentary honors the real-life heroes of the 100th Bomb Group. Produced by Playtone-Amblin and...
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Rob Riggle doubled-down on his USMC service while clearing rubble at Ground Zero
Comedian Rob Riggle accepted a commission in the U.S. Marine Corps in 1990 with the intent of earning a pilot’s Wings of Gold, but once he got to flight school in Pensacola it hit him that the lengthy...
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Jamie Farr: 10 Questions with M*A*S*H star and famed actor
Jamie Farr hails from Toledo, Ohio, and remains grounded in his hometown roots. At 89 years old, his work in Hollywood spans over half a century, which includes him as Klinger in M*A*S*H. His career...
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‘Lawmen: Bass Reeves’ explores the rise of one man from slavery to Deputy...
Lawmen: Bass Reeves, a great Western based on a true story, premiered on Paramount last fall. The series chronicles Reeves (portrayed by David Oyelowo) and his rise from enslavement to law enforcement...
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Ghillie Suit Guide: Where to buy and how to make your own
Ah, the beloved Ghillie Suit. Whether you’re upping your wardrobe for Halloween, paintball, hunting or looking for an epic outfit for next year’s Army/Navy game, everyone needs a ghillie suit. Here’s...
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Why The Punisher is so beloved by the military
The Marvel Comics universe has such a wide and diverse assortment of characters that there’s a superhero for everyone. Within that vast collection of characters, there are many heroes who have...
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Today is ‘Gold Star Spouses Day.’ Here are 5 things to know.
Gold Star Spouses Day has its origins way back to World War I. The families of servicemen would fly banners and hang them in their windows. These banners had a blue star to represent a service member...
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Is Blackbeard’s treasure real?
There is no doubt that the most well-known and infamous pirate of all time is Edward Teach, better known as Blackbeard. He terrorized the Caribbean for years before his eventual death in 1718. Three...
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Airmen volunteered to repair a WWII B-29 Superfortress … and it’s going to...
Something incredible has been happening in Wichita, Kansas at the Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport lately. A group of five Airmen, led by Master Sgt. Kenneth Jenkins, 22nd Maintenance Squadron...
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Frederick W. Smith, decorated Vietnam Veteran and founder of FedEx, awarded...
Frederick W. Smith, founder of FedEx and decorated Marine Vietnam Veteran has been named the 2024 Military Veteran of the Year by Military Times. He is proud of his Marine Corps service and is quoted...
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MoH Monday: Spc. Kyle J. White
Specialist Kyle J. White is a retired member of the United States Army. He is a recipient of the prestigious Medal of Honor. He earned his award for courageous action during the War on Terror....
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Exclusive premiere: National Geographic honors WWII’s ‘erased’ heroes
Continuing National Geographic’s 136-year record of giving viewers access to pivotal historical moments with new breadth and insight, the network will honor the contributions and sacrifices of...
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Assassinations. Exploding battleships. Ghost planes. Watch Rudy Reyes and...
In “The Proof Is Out There: Military Mysteries,’ Ronnie Adkins and Rudy Reyes seek the truth behind shocking images and footage on their new series on The HISTORY Channel and WE. CAN’T. WAIT. The...
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Military genius of Gustavus Adolphus, the ‘Lion of the North’
Ahh, Gustavus. The name just sounds like a badass, right? Crowned as the “Lion of the North,” Gustavus was no typical king. Born during a chilly December in 1594, his rule shifted Sweden from a side...
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MoH Monday: Sgt. Leroy Petry
Leroy Arthur Petry is a retired member of the United States Army and a recipient of the prestigious Medal of Honor. He earned the award through acts of courage undertaken during a conflict in eastern...
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Gary Sinise and his Lt. Dan Band rocked Luke AFB
Actor Gary Sinise and his 13-member Lt. Dan Band have performed in Arizona at least 15 times since the band’s founding in 2003. But the thrill of playing for military families, veterans and the first...
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Tun Tavern, birthplace of the Marine Corps, to be rebuilt
“Tun Tavern to Belleau Wood, Marine Corps, Making history so it’s understood!” The popular running cadence “1, 2, 3, 4, Marine Corps,” notes the origin of the United States Marine Corps at a tavern in...
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Behind the lens of war: Remembering USAF Capt Jimmy Harper
America’s Combat Camera traces its roots back to the Civil War when photographers produced iconic images of battlefields, soldiers and the devastating realities of war. These images provided a new...
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Anchored in Memory: Remembering USCG CDR Scott Hyung-Wook Kim
Commander Scott Hyung-Wook Kim immigrated to the United States with his family from South Korea when he was just 10 years old. He never dreamed he’d make his way back decades later in service to the...
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Remembering LTC Jacqueline Escobar, a trailblazer who shattered kevlar ceilings
Raised primarily by her mother and as an only child, Army Lieutenant Colonel Jacqueline “Jackie” Escobar spent her life pursuing things against the odds. She lived vivaciously, every single day. “We...
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