Miguel Ortiz

His M15 sold for an astronomical price. Norman Schwarzkopf's Beretta M9 will probably be just as much of a collector's item.

Welles Crowther was an equities trader but at heart, he was a firefighter. To 18 people on 9/11, he was "the man in the red bandana."

The U.S. military has long been associated with revolvers, but America's last combat revolver was produced before World War I.

The former Army aviator was featured prominently in Hal Moore's "We Were Soldiers Once... and Young." He died on May 31, 2026.

Is the Army's Sig Sauer romance a flash in the pan? A Special Forces influencer thinks SOCOM's hypervelocity rifle is the future.

Europe was officially the Army's theater, but U.S. Marines were present at D-Day, ready to assault a beach—with a rare rifle—if called upon.

Ruger quietly moved its headquarters from its foundational Southport location to a massive facility in Mayodan, N.C.

Eligible blind veterans can get AI glasses from Meta and the Blinded Veterans Association, along with free training.

"Ripley at the Bridge," "The Iron Major," and the only Army officer to receive two Silver Stars since 9/11 are new Medal of Honor recipients.

Navy veteran and director David Ayer adds a subtle hint to his latest film "Heart of the Beast:" a no date Rolex worn by a fellow sailor.