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Artists’ perspective: Bringing military photos to life with a touch of color
More than 400,000 U.S. troops died during WWII, and more than 115,000 in WWI. If nothing else, the striking images colorized by Reynolds and fellow hobbyists and artists such as Doug Banks, Royston Leonard, Lori Lang and Benjamin Thomas bring the humanity — underscored by serious conflict — to new life.
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Comedy Central’s Tosh skewers military fakers
Last night’s Tosh.0 episode took aim at wannabes who pretend they fought the good fight by wearing military uniforms and awards despite never having served a day.
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GI Film Festival’s 9th year is biggest yet
The festival has booked more than 60 military-themed films to screen from May 18 to May 24 in the greater Washington area.
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Comedy Central’s Tosh skewers military fakers
Last night’s Tosh.0 episode took aim at wannabes who pretend they fought the good fight by wearing military uniforms and awards despite never serving a day.
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Exclusive Q&A: ‘Parenthood’ TV star becomes Navy wife
Military Times talks to the actress and Dr. Daniel C. Allison about their upcoming transition into military life.
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Movie Madness update: 3 tight races in Round of 16
Could “American Sniper” get sent home? Is Col. Kurtz done for? Can Steve McQueen escape the Dirty Dozen? Vote now.
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Military Movie Madness Round 2: Who’s in, who’s out
Winners and losers in the first round of our bracket-style reader vote to crown the greatest military movie ever
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Wargaming prepares to launch free ‘World of Warships’
If you like “World of Tanks,” wait until you see its soon-to-be-released counterpart of high seas combat.
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Wargaming’s ‘The Chieftain’ on the real world of tanks
Despite more than a decade of constant combat in the real world, though, you could forgive the average American for wondering if the U.S. military even has any tank units anymore.
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Artists’ perspective: Bringing military photos to life with a touch of color
More than 400,000 U.S. troops died during WWII, and more than 115,000 in WWI. If nothing else, the striking images colorized by Reynolds and fellow hobbyists and artists such as Doug Banks, Royston Leonard, Lori Lang and Benjamin Thomas bring the humanity — underscored by serious conflict — to new life.
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Comedy Central’s Tosh skewers military fakers
Last night’s Tosh.0 episode took aim at wannabes who pretend they fought the good fight by wearing military uniforms and awards despite never having served a day.
-
GI Film Festival’s 9th year is biggest yet
The festival has booked more than 60 military-themed films to screen from May 18 to May 24 in the greater Washington area.
-
Comedy Central’s Tosh skewers military fakers
Last night’s Tosh.0 episode took aim at wannabes who pretend they fought the good fight by wearing military uniforms and awards despite never serving a day.
-
Exclusive Q&A: ‘Parenthood’ TV star becomes Navy wife
Military Times talks to the actress and Dr. Daniel C. Allison about their upcoming transition into military life.
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Movie Madness update: 3 tight races in Round of 16
Could “American Sniper” get sent home? Is Col. Kurtz done for? Can Steve McQueen escape the Dirty Dozen? Vote now.
-
Military Movie Madness Round 2: Who’s in, who’s out
Winners and losers in the first round of our bracket-style reader vote to crown the greatest military movie ever
-
Wargaming prepares to launch free ‘World of Warships’
If you like “World of Tanks,” wait until you see its soon-to-be-released counterpart of high seas combat.
-
Wargaming’s ‘The Chieftain’ on the real world of tanks
Despite more than a decade of constant combat in the real world, though, you could forgive the average American for wondering if the U.S. military even has any tank units anymore.
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The best military movies ever made.
The best military movies ever made.
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Artists’ perspective: Bringing military photos to life with a touch of color
More than 400,000 U.S. troops died during WWII, and more than 115,000 in WWI. If nothing else, the striking images colorized by Reynolds and fellow hobbyists and artists such as Doug Banks, Royston Leonard, Lori Lang and Benjamin Thomas bring the humanity — underscored by serious conflict — to new life.
-
Comedy Central’s Tosh skewers military fakers
Last night’s Tosh.0 episode took aim at wannabes who pretend they fought the good fight by wearing military uniforms and awards despite never having served a day.
-
GI Film Festival’s 9th year is biggest yet
The festival has booked more than 60 military-themed films to screen from May 18 to May 24 in the greater Washington area.
-
Comedy Central’s Tosh skewers military fakers
Last night’s Tosh.0 episode took aim at wannabes who pretend they fought the good fight by wearing military uniforms and awards despite never serving a day.
-
Exclusive Q&A: ‘Parenthood’ TV star becomes Navy wife
Military Times talks to the actress and Dr. Daniel C. Allison about their upcoming transition into military life.
-
Movie Madness update: 3 tight races in Round of 16
Could “American Sniper” get sent home? Is Col. Kurtz done for? Can Steve McQueen escape the Dirty Dozen? Vote now.
-
Military Movie Madness Round 2: Who’s in, who’s out
Winners and losers in the first round of our bracket-style reader vote to crown the greatest military movie ever
-
Wargaming prepares to launch free ‘World of Warships’
If you like “World of Tanks,” wait until you see its soon-to-be-released counterpart of high seas combat.
-
Wargaming’s ‘The Chieftain’ on the real world of tanks
Despite more than a decade of constant combat in the real world, though, you could forgive the average American for wondering if the U.S. military even has any tank units anymore.
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The best military movies ever made.
The best military movies ever made.














