The age-old question of what makes something collectible is often more complicated than you might think. What is the basis of the value?

Mileston's January 18th Premier Military Auction will feature regimental swallowtail standarte for Third Reich pageantry, massive Japanese flag from Battleship Nagato, Hitler’s standarte photo-matched to Nuremberg, ID’d Knight’s Cross of the Iron Cross and more.

The unique ‘Channel Dash’ Conspicuous Gallantry Medal group of six awarded to 20-year-old Chief Petty Officer (Air) Donald Arthur ‘Don’ Bunce, who was a Telegraphist Air Gunner in 825 Naval Air Squadron in the Fleet Air Arm is to be offered at Noonans Mayfair in a sale of Orders, Decorations, Medals and Militaria on Wednesday, January 15, 2025.

On the eve of the Army-Navy game, an esteemed panel of MOH recipients, military, sports and government leaders explored the values of courage, sacrifice and teamwork that define great leaders on and off the field.

Gary Senise Foundation gathered over 700 families, 1,700 family members to enjoy a five-day healing experience from December 7-11 with workshops and support services, numerous activities, and access to Walt Disney World theme parks, while honoring legacy of their loved one’s service and sacrifice.

Russian forces had used Smith & Wessen “Russian model” revolvers in the past, but these were replaced by Leon Nagant’s 1886 designed service revolver in 1895. After acceptance by the Imperial Army, the new “3-line” weapon was designated the M95.

Roshel, a global leader in the design and manufacturing of smart armored vehicles, has officially opened its first U.S.-based production plant in Shelby Township, Michigan.

Cloning the legendary Marmon-Herrington MV

Catching up with some uniformed girls on wheels

In 1951, the U.S. Army contracted Ford Motor Company to develop a new type of light utility truck that would incorporate the automotive industry’s latest innovations. That eventually became the underpinnings of the M151 and M151A1.