Some military quotes survive because they captured a decision made under fire. Others lasted because they explained war, leadership or sacrifice in a sentence short enough to carry across generations. This list favors lines with strong historical sourcing. A few are preserved through later eyewitness accounts, which is noted where necessary. Widely shared quotations with disputed or invented attributions were left out.​ Military Museum: Statue of Sun Tzu, Ancient Weapons special exhibit. (Gary Todd from Xinzheng, China, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons) 1. “Supreme excellence consists in breaking the enemy’s resistance without fighting.” Sun Tzu The heart of The Art of War: victory…

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A veteran who fills his prescriptions through the VA may have seen the headlines this week about Medicare drug premiums going up in 2027 and possibly felt worried. For most veterans, there’s no need to get anxious, but for some, there might be. Basically, it all comes down to where you get your medication. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services announced Tuesday that it will end a federal subsidy that has helped hold down prescription drug premiums for the past two years. Some believe this move could raise monthly costs for some Medicare beneficiaries starting in 2027, and a…

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One of the things that I believe should be uncontroversial is the idea of making schools terrible targets for would-be mass killers. Armed teachers, hardened schools, armed security- nothing should be off the table in making schools virtual fortresses that can be unwelcoming places for those who want to murder our children. And yeah, I guess that includes pepper spray-wielding drones, as Cam talked about a couple of months back. Then, the drones were set to be tested in a Georgia high school.Now, they’re being deployed elsewhere.How do we combat the scourge of school shootings?…

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A Marine Corps F-35B Lightning II crashed Friday morning at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in San Diego, sending black smoke above the base and igniting a brush fire near the flight line. The pilot ejected before impact and reached a local hospital in stable condition with non-life-threatening injuries. The aircraft went down at approximately 10 a.m. south of Miramar Road near Mitscher Way, according to Times of San Diego. The Marine Corps classified the incident as a Class A mishap but has not announced a cause, identified the pilot or disclosed what the aircraft was doing before the crash…

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The Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System, DEERS, is the database that quietly underpins nearly every benefit a military family uses day to day: Tricare coverage, commissary and exchange access, base facility access, and the ID card that gets checked at every gate. It’s also one of the easiest things to let lapse without noticing, because the consequences don’t usually show up until you’re standing at a pharmacy counter or a Tricare claim gets denied. What Actually Expires — And What Doesn’t Two different things can go out of date, and they’re not quite the same problem. The physical ID card…

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A case out of Oklahoma is raising uncomfortable questions about property rights, self-defense, and where the law draws the line when homeowners confront squatters. According to reporting by KOCO 5 News, 59-year-old Timothy Smith is facing a first-degree manslaughter charge after authorities say he shot and killed a man he found inside a vacant home he owned. The incident happened on May 1. Police say Smith and his daughter went to check on the property after dealing with problems involving homeless individuals at the home in the past. When they entered, they reportedly found Justin King and a woman inside…

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A GOP lawmaker has doubled down on recent statements calling for some Democrats to be investigated for treason for providing security to Cuba, via evading U.S. sanctions or otherwise. Rep. Nicole Malliotakis (R-NY), a Cuban-American, made the initial remarks May 29 in an interview on the John Solomon Reports podcast, referencing a recent delegation of Democrats including Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash.) traveling to Cuba and openly admitting that they put forth efforts to provide Cuba with oil, other necessities as the nation suffers from food and electricity shortages. “Look, I personally, think they need to be investigated for treason,” Malliotakis…

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Lynchburgh, Virginia Circuit Court Judge F. Patrick Yeatts has sided with Gun Owners of America and Virginia Citizens Defense League and rejected the attempt by Gov. Abigail Spanberger and Attorney General Jay Jones to resume requiring background checks on the private transfers of firearms.  In a ruling delivered from the bench after a hearing on Thursday, Yeatts declared that his previously-issued injunction on Virginia’s universal background check scheme is still intact, despite Democrats’ efforts to do an end-run around the injunction. 🚨BREAKING🚨A judge has reaffirmed his prior order in the GOA-VCDL lawsuit.VA’s Universal Background Check law…

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SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — A museum in Georgia’s oldest city on Wednesday welcomed a truckload of treasures from the earliest period of U.S. history — 17 cannons that experts believe sank to the bottom of the Savannah River during the American Revolution and remained undiscovered for nearly 240 years. Workers carefully hoisted the big guns one-by-one from the back of a truck and wheeled them inside their new home at the Savannah History Museum, which will put them on display just in time for the Fourth of July celebration of America’s 250th birthday. “They look brand new,” said Andrea Farmer,…

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People in Kenya are protesting the United States’ plan to create a quarantine facility in the country for Americans who may be infected with the Ebola virus. Kenya’s high court effectively delayed the Trump administration’s plan to send American citizens exposed to the Ebola virus to a quarantine unit at Laikipia Air Base in central Kenya. A judge at the court, the Honorable Lady Justice Patricia Nyaundi, said in a ruling that the next proceedings in the case would not take place until June 23rd, at which point a date for a full hearing would be set, according to a…

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Wyoming by day is a playground without fences — biking, hiking, fishing, four-wheeling, or just picnicking on a carpet of wildflowers. But it doesn’t end when the sun slides behind the horizon. Come nighttime, Wyoming puts on a show unlike any you’ve seen before.  Out here, where pronghorn antelope outnumber people and your campfire is the only light for miles, the cosmos comes alive. There’s just you, your rig, and a sky so dark and clear that you understand for the first time why it’s called the Milky Way. Wyoming has some of the darkest skies in the Lower 48…

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Kentucky’s firearm preemption law is one of the strongest in the nation. It prevents all political subdivisions in the state from making any knid of regulation of the manufacture, sale, purchase, taxation, transfer, ownership, possession, carrying, storage, or transportation of firearms, ammunition, components of firearms, components of ammunition, firearms accessories, or any combination of those items.  One of the results of this language is that employees of those political subdivisions can lawfully carry while they’re at work. Louisville Courier-Journal columnist Joseph Gerth has a big problem with that for some reason, and his latest column…

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Clutch is the new racing game by former Forza Horizon 5 creative director Mike Brown, in active development by his new studio Maverick Games. While the Forza Horizon franchise has truly honed into what it does best over the years, its all-in-one, happy-go-lucky car-collecting approach isn’t for everyone, and Clutch intends to serve what is often a forgotten niche in racing games. Maverick Games’ Clutch Tackles Features Forza Horizon Ignores Clutch is a racing game that combines pro-tier circuit racing, high-intensity illegal street racing, and — in true Need for Speed style — police chases in one modern Unreal Engine…

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For me, a full-time gear reviewer, the newly redesigned Arc’teryx Rush Jacket ($800) was nice. But for my friend’s nephew (who I’d loaned the jacket to), it was like I handed him the keys to a McLaren for a day. Compared to his threadbare Marmot shell from 10 years ago, it really was a luxury upgrade. It speaks to Arc’teryx’s perception in the ski apparel landscape. “Wow, I never thought I’d be skiing in an Arc’teryx jacket,” the nephew of my buddy (and a poor college student) said on the chairlift. I was testing ski jackets and rotating our group…

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I don’t like the idea of bad guys having guns. The problem, though, is that there’s nothing I can do about that since it’s not like bad guys follow the law. So, if I want to preserve my rights, I have to stand for the rights of other people whom I might not really trust all that much. That includes shady people who haven’t been convicted of anything. It also means I have to believe that people shouldn’t be denied their rights for past misdeeds. While some are recidivists through and through, many others make…

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Marvel’s Wolverine developer Insomniac Games confirms the upcoming PS5 title will offer players an option to censor one noticeable aspect of it. Credit: Image via Insomniac Games, Marvel Originally published by  Game Rant Marvel’s Wolverine developer Insomniac Games stated that the upcoming PS5 title will include an option for players to turn off the game’s blood and gore. Marvel’s Wolverine was the first game shown off during the hour-long State of Play broadcast on June 2. The show shared a look into the gritty gameplay of Marvel’s Wolverine, which included snippets of stealth gameplay ahead of some visceral combat scenes. As…

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