This category and its content are concerned with different aspects of military, from service to its hierarchy and one of the oldest providences of mankind called war.
The first written record of the word military dates back to 1585. The term itself at that time was spelled militarie and it is derived from the Latin word miles meaning solider. The present day term, as a noun, represents the armed forces of a country, while as an adjective it refers to soldiers and the matters of soldiering. The term is also used to define certain association with the profession e.g. Royal Military Academy.
The commonly accepted contemporary definition of military is that they are the armed forces of a state and their purpose is to protect the interests of that state and its citizens by means of lethal force. Other than defense, military forces are also used in the state of war against another country in an offensive manner.
In a state of peace, as opposed to war, military forces may provide other services or engage in a number of activities within the state. These services and activities may include the promotion of a political agenda, protecting corporate economic interests, internal population control, construction, emergency services and various social ceremonies. Other civil related matters in which military can participate are housing, schools, utilities, food production and banking.
See the World War 2 through the eyes of the crew members of the infamous U-boats. The vessels that brought mayhem wherever they engaged in battle have sailed across the world. Discover what their journey was like and see the actual footage of certain battle scenes and the interviews with the surviving members of the U-boat crews.
Observe the hardships of the recruits within a Marine boot camp and witness their experiences. The documentary on this subject has no central character or narrative which gives you the chance to have a slightly different perspective on the matter.
Uncover the truth behind the sexual offence issues in the US military. The “Invisible War” documentary focuses on the position of women in the US army.
After World War II ended, many countries were testing nuclear weapons. After all, America effectively ended the war with two nuclear bombs dropped in Japan, one in Hiroshima, and...
The Tomahawk is arguably one of the most popular missile rockets nowadays. The all-weather, cruise subsonic missile was introduced first in the 1970 as a medium to long range...
Back in 2014, nobody could have predicted that drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles would become so popular. Since 2015, civilian drones outnumber military drones, with some s...
This year, we will mark the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, one of the worst terrorist attack in human history.In September 2001, an Al-Qaeda kidnapped two aircrafts an...
Fun fact: the bomber is called B2 and it costs $2 billion to make it. Coincidence? Probably!The B2 stealth bomber is the most advanced heavy penetration strategic bomber, fea...
People are still asking “What went wrong in Vietnam”? It is hard to justify the war, since veterans didn’t like the war, the public didn’t want it, and sure as hell t...
The Islamic State of Iraq and Syria has been terrorizing the world for few years now, and in 2015, it was close to a World War III. And while the world is close to defeating ...
During the War in Afghanistan, few people could have penetrated deep into Taliban land. The War in Afghanistan is a dark spot in American diplomacy, as the Americans needed m...
You can’t have weapons without ammo. What really is killing people is actually ammunition. Weapons and ammo go well, like guns and ammo. Time to lock and load and learn som...
The World War II was a golden era for guns, machine guns and firearms. While the premise might sound “catastrophic”, the fact of the matter that innovation in weaponry wa...
The Solomon Islands are peaceful area. A nation of hundreds of Islands in the South Pacific, the Solomon Islands are mostly known for the excellent spots for scuba diving and...
The North American X-15 was a hypersonic rocket-powered aircraft that the United States Air Force and NASA used for a series of experimental aircraft. North American was an a...
The Springfield rifle is one of the most famous sniper rifles in the army world. The model 1873 was the first standard-issue breech loading rifle that was used by the United ...
In August 2014, ISIS invaded regions near mount Sinjar in Iraq, killing and abducting thousands of local people. Many of them were women and children. ISIS later sold the wom...
Is it possible that a secret society serves as the background of ISIS, the radical Muslim organization wreaking havoc in Syria and Iraq? Since the first appearance of ISIS, c...
The video opens with the sound of child talking how are they going to Germany. “We will be going through these little boats, and a lot of people are not surviving. But we h...
The Typhoon Class Submarine is the largest ballistic missile nuclear submarine ever built. Russia started building the submarines for the Navy in the early 1980s. With the Co...
Nuclear weapons have been used only two times in history of mankind. Both times, the United States dropped an atomic bomb on Japan during the World War II. Since then, nuclea...
On the afternoon of Thursday, December 11, 1941, Hitler declared war on the United States. Opening his statement by declaring that the American president has used his influen...
Nowadays, the Holocaust is a controversial theme. Some people believe it happened, some still deny it, despite the numerous videos, museums and articles confirming its existe...
Nowadays, we constantly hear that the CIA and other intelligence offices are using torture and other interrogation methods to extract information from prisoners and captures....
The Special Air Service, or shortly called SAS is a unit in the British Army established in 1941. The unit first started as a program, and was later reconstructed into a corp...
Do you want to know the story of the people behind the statistics? At the moment, there are one million Syrian refugees in the small country of Lebanon, with more around the ...
In what is widely considered one of the most controversial battles of all time, the Battle of Khe Sahn took place in a little village in Vietnam, the Khe Sahn village. What i...
The Second World War might be long over, but the image of Adolph Hitler still represents the ultimate evil. The legacy he left behind him? 40 million dead, including women, c...
Sniping today has evolved to a level nobody saw it coming 200 years ago, when sniping was first introduced into the military world. Snipers today do not serve only as the team...
In 1983, the United States felt the urge to invade a country with a population of fewer than 100,000 citizens. The island of Grenada, located closely to Venezuela, was ruled ...
They say karma is not something you mess with. Americans learned that first hand, as they were the ones to suffer the damage from the work they did during the Soviet-Afghan Wa...
June 6, 1944 is commonly known as the D-Day, or the day when the allied forces managed to land on the beaches of Normandy in France, and turn the Second World War around. The...
When it comes to communism, many people think that the origin for communism is from Russia. In fact, there are other countries that have implemented communism even before Rus...
For more than 100 years, the conflict between Israel and Palestine is taking away innocent lives. The ongoing struggle between Palestinians and Israelis began in the 20th cen...
The world needs and deserves to see everything: the good, the bad, and the ugly. That being said, most people associate the Third Reich and Hitler with some of the most horrifyin...
When you have well trained maintenance man, with a well-adjusted radar, at a well-chosen site, then you have winning team. Few people understand the value of people behind the ra...
When it comes to Asian empires, few people know that the Japanese Empire was one of the strongest in the modern era. At the middle of the 20th century, the Japanese occupied Chin...
Before watching this documentary, you are advised to exercise your right of discretion. The ISIS documentary contains explicit material, especially disturbing images showing murd...
With the increase of Syrian refugees coming to Europe, the question that many Europeans are asking is “Should we allow more refugees into our country”? It is a legitimate que...
More than one million people were killed at Auschwitz. Women, children, men, robbed out of their future as victims to the Nazi Regime.Each and every one of the victims of Ausc...
At one moment, a child might approach a US military police corps office for food, while in the next one, a child might approach a US military police corps officer carrying a han...
In August 2011, the 5th Marine Regiment deployed for the first time in Afghanistan, providing support for the Operation Enduring Freedom. Even though it was late in the war, the ...
This 1995 documentary / ABC news special explores the Hiroshima bombings and why the decision was made to drop the bomb which took away so many millions of lives. It's been justifi...
This is a 2006 documentary and it is concerned with the war in Iraq and the soldiers who participated in it. The focus is also on the aftermath of these events and the life of vete...
This documentary was released in 2010 and is looking into the military base complex of the U.S. Army and the impact that they have on the local communities in which they are based ...
The War on Democracy is a 2007 narrative film coordinated by the British movie producers Christopher Martin and John Pilger, who likewise composed the portrayal. Concentrating on...
Dubious history specialist Professor Niall Ferguson contends that in the most recent century there were not actually two World Wars and a Cold War, yet a solitary Hundred Years' ...
The Panama Deception is a 1992 American narrative film that won the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature. The film is condemning of the activities of the US military amid t...
"Tears of Gaza" is a 2010 anti-war Norwegian documentary concerning the Gaza War from the perspective of Palestinian kids. The director of this film is Vibeke Løkkeberg. The doc...
"Kosovo: Can You Imagine?" is a 2009 documentary and the director is a Serbian Canadian Boris Malagurski. It revolves around the predicament of Serb groups living in Kosovo at th...
In Worse than War Eliminationism, and the Ongoing Assault on Humanity (2009), Goldhagen portrayed Nazism and the Holocaust as eliminationist attacks. He wrote the book irregularl...
This documentary is a part of a film series with the purpose of encouraging and convincing American soldiers to participate and maximize their efforts in the battle against the A...
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