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Some sad news to report on the blog this week. I got word that long-time Industrial Designer at Atari coin-operated division, Mike Jang, has passed away. I've known Mike since 2016, and whilst we never met, he was always on the other end of an email answering my questions and providing really valuable input into…

Fifty miles north of Seoul, South Korea, October 1959: Republic of Korea House Speaker Ki Poong Lee is briefed by Lt. Gen. Jae Hung Yu, First Republic of Korea Army commander on Operation Killing Zone.

JACKSONVILLE- Three prominent U.S. Army Soldiers will return to their hometowns April 11-12, 2024, to engage with students at Albany State University and Cairo and Bainbridge high schools in Georgia.

The Aviation and Missile Command brought representatives from the Army and industry together for the fourth annual Organic Industrial Base Modernization Symposium, April 2-4.

Atari's The400 Mini is a highly customizable, faithfully reproduced, 8-bit computer system that lets you play 25 built-in games.

The Aviation and Missile Commander hosted a Warrior’s Corner on the floor of the Association of the U.S. Army Global Force Symposium held March 26-28 in Huntsville.

Col. R.J. Garcia, a West Point alum who has flown Apache helicopters in combat, will be the next commandant of cadets at the U.S. Military Academy.

From Nintendo to Sega Dreamcast and Atari 2600 to N64, we rounded up the best retro gaming consoles in 2024. Here's where to find and buy online.

The Atari 400 Mini isn't just another tiny retro console. It's the perfect home for all your emulated 8-bit Atari games.

Israeli army Merkavas returned to the scene of the Israeli war on Gaza, with Al-Qassam Brigades declaring that it had hit two Israeli tanks.