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As SAS Australia ramps up for another season, you may spot a familiar face in Dean Stott – and it may be because he’s best friends with an even more familiar face, Prince Harry.

Like retired Army Col. Peter Mansoor said, “War is a very human endeavor, and mistakes inevitably will occur.”

The F-14 was a Cold War plane the Navy didn’t really see a need to keep operating

The aircraft has an impressive record but was only really operationally used in the 1990s.

It was 1971 and I was a military policeman in Da Nang, Vietnam. It was Christmas Day, and I was dog tired having just worked 12 hours, pulling guard duty

The couple attended the gala in New York so Prince Harry could present fellow veterans with bravery medals but viewers were quick to notice the Duchess was listed first on the teleprompter.

/PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Col. David L. Coggins, USMC (Ret.), the President of Fork Union Military Academy, has released an open letter recalling the events of...

The Fighterworld Museum, located beside RAAF Base Williamtown near Newcastle on the coast of New South Wales, Australia has undergone some changes during the past year, with a new workshop building to the north now beginning to fill up with tools and other resources. This movement will enable Hangar 2 to become a more useful display space for the growing FighterWorld collection.

“I’m hit.” Those were 1st Lieutenant Alva Ray Krogman’s last recorded words, his last transmission, as his 0-1 F Bird Dog was struck by 37-mm anti-aircraft fire. Krogman was serving in Vietnam at the time and he was assigned to the 504 th Tactical Air Support Squadron, flying as a Forward Air Controller over Laos. His plane was shot down on January 17, 1967 and, unfortunately, his remains could not be recovered at the time. Get our free mobile app It took more than 50 years - 50 years ...

Prince Harry has reportedly been paying secret visits to a US air force base after he was stripped of his military patronages when he and Meghan stepped down from the Royal Family.  Even though Harry doesnt have an official role in the UK Army, he has allegedly been meeting up with old friends from when he was an Apache helicopter pilot, according to The Sun.  It is believed that two of his old colleagues are now at Nellis base near Las Vegas - where the United States Navy Strike Fighter Tact...