Never stop, Noah. Never stop.

Remembering two American heroes.

The Voshells have been apart for quite some time while Mr. Voshell was serving our country overseas. Anxiously awaiting his arrival, his wife paced and tried to keep busy while the bus containing her husband pulled up. When they finally spot each other at the 2:35 mark, their happiness practically fills the room!

In this interview Chris Kyle did on Conan for the release of his book, you'll see Chris let his guard down a bit. He and Conan discuss the book. They discuss the role of a sniper. And, you know what? They share a lot of laughs.

Joshua Kaufman was fifteen years old when he was taken...

Even if you haven't looked at Part I, here's what you'll find on this list: entertainers. Actors, specifically.From Mel Brooks to R. Lee Ermey, the actors you'll find on this list not only served in the military, they served overseas, in WWI, WWII, The Korean War, and the Vietnam War. The names throughout just may surprise you.

Entertainers. That's what you'll find on this two-part list. From Mel Brooks to R. Lee Ermey, the actors you'll find on this list not only served in the military, they served overseas, in WWI, WWII, The Korean War, and the Vietnam War. The names throughout just may surprise you...

As you'll see in this 2012 interview with Time, Chris Kyle, despite being fully aware of his capabilities, remained humble. After returning from Iraq, he was determined to be a loving father and husband. He was determined to help his fellow service members coming home after combat. One of the ways he did this was authoring his autobiography, American Sniper, and sharing it with the world.

What do you get when you combine the precision and professionalism of elite snipers with the mobility and speed of modern helicopters? One of the most-effective crime fighting task forces in the world. And in one of the least expected of places...

As part of their Tough to the Core project, Brawny Towels selected heroes to tell their inspirational stories. And we can't think of anyone better to tell their story than U.S. Army veteran Roberto Cruz.