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Celebrate National Doughnut Day with the sweet treat that landed at D-Day, Da Nang and everywhere else U.S. troops were sent.

After Buzz Aldrin made the controversial announcement, much of the internet agreed.

The history of Western submarines flying the Jolly Roger upon a successful return is a funny bit of history.

Phil Bucklew had an experienced eye for irregular warfare by the time he arrived in Vietnam in the early 1960s.

After 25 dogs of war gave their lives to save Marines recapturing Guam, the Corps gave them a final resting place.

Dr. Angus Rupert stayed oriented as he fell to earth because of the rush of air coming at him, no matter how much he spun...

Samuel Dickstein Plaza was named for the former congressman when no one knew about his work for the USSR.

Experts estimate it would take 411,000 people to keep a faked moon landing a secret -- but people believe it anyway.

Dr. Herschel Flowers was bitten more than 30 times trying to develop a treatment for Cobra venom.

Saddam Hussein's Iraq said it mistook the Stark for Iranian oil tanker.