Military

What happened next is just so beautiful.

Discover the historic launch of the first coed submarine by the U.S. Navy in New Jersey — a groundbreaking moment for diversity and progress!

I always assumed when I saw a home with a star on it that it was just for decoration. I am apparently wrong in many cases as some Wisconsin homes that display stars are sometimes trying to communicate a deeper meaning.

It's not breaking news that there are underground tunnels in Missouri. I have truck drivers in my family and friend circle that have delivered cargo there. But, there are apparently tunnels the public does not have access to and new theories claim they have sinister purposes. Let's see if there's any provable truth hiding behind those theories.

I am not one who is prone to follow fads. As a matter of fact, it takes a lot for me to do what other people do. This suggestion about Missouri porch lights is an exception. There's a good reason why many are changing their porch lights to green and I believe that is a great idea. I also believe they should stay green, too.

Early last year high radon levels were detected at Whiteman Airforce Base's day care center. One year later an audit found the problem had not be remediated.

We know we live in perilous times with several conflicts flaring up in different regions especially in the Middle East. But, that doesn't explain why a US Air Force 'Nuke Sniffer' plane just flew directly over Missouri. Something strange is in the air quite literally.

It was for a scenario that fortunately never happened in real life, but there was a time when stealth bombers in Missouri were doing practice runs in the event that they were needed to attack North Korea. New audio reveals what those practice runs were like.

If I'm being completely transparent, I really hoped this was an operational tank. It's not, but it is a real armored personnel carrier and it really could be yours as it's available now in Washington, Missouri.

There was a tragic crash of two US Army Blackhawk helicopters that claimed the lives of 9 soldiers, 2 who called Missouri home.