Military horror movies have been sending troops into haunted trenches, cursed jungles and secret Nazi laboratories for decades. This Halloween, you can watch a surprising number of them without paying for another streaming subscription or dropping $5.99 on a rental. Military.com previously rounded up some of the best military horror movies for the Halloween season. For Halloween 2026, this guide focuses on movies currently available to stream for free in the United States, including titles on Tubi, Pluto TV, The Roku Channel and other ad-supported services. A few are also available through Kanopy or Hoopla, which typically require access through…

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Unaccredited companies are reportedly charging Ohio veterans thousands of dollars to file VA disability claims for assistance veterans could receive for free. “Claims sharks” charge veterans to prepare and file disability claims, sometimes for far more than the resulting benefits are worth, while promising results. That is even though federal law requires paid representatives to be accredited and generally bars charging veterans for help with an initial claim. Two competing bills in the Ohio Legislature that would rein in those companies have stalled, according to reporting by Signal Ohio and state legislative records. Larry Moore, director of the Summit County…

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The U.S. Space Force is going even more high-tech by developing new software that will combine commercial and military flight tracking data into one component to deliver more timely and accurate information. Col. Barry Croker, who heads up the Space Force’s Mission Delta 2, and spoke at this month’s annual Advanced Maui Optical and Space Surveillance (AMOSS) conference in Hawaii, said the plan is to launch the prototype software later this fall and build a “viable product” that can be up and running quickly. Col. Barry Crocker, Commander of Mission Delta 2, U.S. Space Force, discussed the upcoming development of…

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A former Department of Defense (DOD) director has urged the U.S. to invest in “better” AI to ward off the impact of China gaining influence. Jason Rathje, now president of the public sector at the $2.5 billion AI company webAI, told Military.com that to win the tech arms race, the U.S. needs to move away from vulnerable, centralized cloud-based AI systems and more toward local, specialized and secure intelligence. President Donald Trump is currently meeting with his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, in Washington to discuss national security measures and international trade policies during a bilateral summit. Artificial intelligence is reportedly…

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Have you ever thought about how people baked bread before the convenience of modern electric ovens? You might think they used a brick oven or maybe even a bake kettle. But actually, most American farmers of the 17th century didn’t even have those luxuries. Instead, they used a large cast iron pot. How do you use a cast iron pot to bake bread? That is the topic of this video by Townsends, a Youtuber who is an expert at primitive cooking and pioneer living. In this video, he walks you through the process of baking bread the way early Americans…

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It sure looks that way. Seattle TV station KIRO is reporting that, despite claims to the contrary from Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson, the King County Prosecuting Attorneys Office has not signed on or given the thumbs up to her “gun violence” plan.  Part of Wilson’s plan involves using the city’s Community Assisted Response and Engagement (CARE) Department to respond to shootings. CARE, a city public safety unit, but it’s been tasked with responding to non-violent behavioral health and crises in the past. Under Wilson’s plan, CARE would be the city’s new “command center” for gun violence…

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For active duty service members, a steady paycheck, on-base banking options, and a stable housing allowance provide a great foundation for building credit. But once you’ve established credit, it’s important to maintain it and improve your score over time. This guide breaks down how credit scores work, the fastest ways to build credit on active duty, and what mistakes can cause your credit score to drop. Key Takeaways Payment history matters most. Set autopay and report rent/utilities to build credit. Use secured cards or rent-reporting services; keep utilization under 30%. Avoid predatory loans, too many new accounts, and check reports…

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Years ago, on an old web forum, there was someone whose signature read something like, “Those who beat their swords into plowshares end up plowing for those who don’t.” Since we were all into medieval warfare to some degree, as the forum was about medieval armor, it didn’t seem out of place. Yet it got into my brain and has spent a quarter of a century living there rent-free.  No, it’s not biblical, but it made a good point.See, we’re not quite at the point that Isaiah meant when he talked about beating those swords…

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Dental coverage changes after leaving active duty. When my husband retired, we had to figure out what worked for our family. Shopping for insurance is no joke! So many options, and I had a lot of questions. What worked while you were serving may not be available after you separate or retire. The right option depends on several factors, including your veteran or retiree status, VA enrollment, family needs, location and the type of dental care you expect to need. For some veterans, the first step may be determining whether they qualify for dental care through the Department of Veterans…

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The Civil Rights Coalition’s Toby Leary and Massachusetts Coalition to Prevent Gun Violence head Ruth Zakarin recently squared off in an extended debate over Question 9 on this November’s ballot, which would repeal the newest round of restrictions on gun owners in the state known as Chapter 135. The 40-minute long debate can be viewed in its entirety on the CBS Boston website, and I wish that every Massachusetts resident would watch, as Leary did an excellent job in explaining why these laws are so off-base. The big challenge for Leary and The Civil Rights Coalition…

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It was a rare gathering involving American service members from a bygone era, exemplifying a sense of “pride” as many of their military colleagues have long since passed. About a dozen World War II veterans, all older than age 100, gathered Sunday at the Texas Military Forces Museum at Camp Mabry in Austin, Texas, drawing hundreds of visitors who came to hear firsthand accounts before all the war’s survivors are gone. The event, called the Gathering of WWII Heroes, was organized by The War Remembered, an oral history project hosted by the museum on Austin Museum Day as part of…

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