Today there are over 65,000 Asian American and Pacific Islanders serving in active duty in our Armed Forces.  

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This is no simple effort. It takes a special kind of attitude to want to jump out of an airplane, and not everybody has it.

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A United States Navy pilot from the USS Russell took an 18-second long video off the coast of San Diego in July 2019 and the Pentagon has now confirmed it's a real UFO sighting.

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This video is as close as we dreamers can come to experiencing the power of these amazing machines.

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This 54-hour-long physical and mental challenge completes the final transformation of a recruit into a full-fledged Marine.

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It's so touching to watch these young kids embrace their parents for the first time in so long.

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The wash from the two big rotors of the MV-22 is like being in a gale-force wind, but the landing crew handles it like business as usual.

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The Best Ranger Competition was designed to imitate some of the terrains and situations that Army Rangers went through in some of their most famous wartime encounters and battles during WWII.

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May we never forget that our duty as citizens is always for the other, for the common good, not just that of the individual.

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On his 93 mission, just 7 missions shy of the 100 mark, which would have sent him home, his F-105 was hit, and he and his navigator were forced to eject over enemy territory.

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