Fire Watch: How the Military's Holiday Tradition of Tracking Santa Came to Be
On this episode of Fire Watch, we learn about the decades-long tradition and speak to the service members who track Santa on Christmas.
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On this episode of Fire Watch, we learn about the decades-long tradition and speak to the service members who track Santa on Christmas.
In today’s world with so much information, we can lose track of the large and small traditions that meant so much to us as kids. Looking at the media offer
Some models of the F-35 Lightning II are being investigated and grounded by the military services following a crash in Texas earlier this month that forced the pilot to eject from the runway.
Officials at the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) said that while cities and towns around the world have adjusted COVID restrictions, as needed, over the 2022 holiday season because of the ongoing COVID pandemic, youngsters and the young at heart have nothing to fear. NORAD, which is responsible for protecting the skies over the
When the red telephone began to ring, Col. Harry Shoup feared the worst. It was 1955, at the height of the Cold War, and Shoup was in the operations center of the Continental Air Defense Command in Colorado. CONAD, as it was known then, stood as the early warning system for a Soviet attack. So the ringing of the red telephone never meant anything good.