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How Navy submarine cooks feed 150 sailors at sea
Aboard the Virginia-class submarine USS South Dakota, culinary specialists work in tight quarters to prepare meals for up to 150 crew members.
Inside the Xiaomi SU7, the $30K Chinese EV that Ford's CEO loves
Smartphone maker Xiaomi launched its first car, the SU7, earlier this year. The EV starts at less than $30,000, but is only available in China.
How Navy cooks are trained to feed 5,000 sailors on aircraft carriers
The Navy trains 3,900 new culinary specialists every year. Once they graduate, they spend three to five years preparing meals at sea.
Inside day zero at Norwich University — America's oldest private military college
On day zero, incoming freshmen, known as "rooks," say goodbye to their families before being indoctrinated by upperclassmen.
Is the Osprey the most dangerous aircraft in the US military?
The V-22 Osprey provides a vital role for the US military, but it has also caused the deaths of 62 service members.
How Chicago cleans 1.4 billion gallons of wastewater every day
The Stickney Water Reclamation Plant in Illinois is one of the largest wastewater-treatment facilities in the world, serving about 2.3 million people.
43 essential items Marine Corps officers bring to battle
A Marine Corps officer leads their platoon by using tactical planning, delivering combat orders, and executing orders.
What Air Force boot camp instructors go through in training
Military training instructors must graduate from an eight-week course where they relearn military basics and train their command voice.
How the military's largest cafeteria feeds 4,500 soldiers in 90 minutes
Slagel Dining Facility is the largest dining facility in the Department of Defense. It serves 12,000 meals a day.
Every piece of gear in a New Zealand Army soldier's 72-hour bag
A New Zealand Army soldier serving in the 16th Field Regiment shows us every piece of gear he would take on a 72-hour mission.
Every survival technique Army jungle soldiers learn in training
US Army soldiers spend an entire day learning about jungle-survival skills such as purifying water, building shelters, and setting traps for animals.
A Citadel cadet breaks down the 8 uniforms he wears at the military academy
Deputy Regimental Commander Caleb McHargue walks us through every uniform a cadet wears at The Citadel.
How the Air Force Academy makes 10,000 meals a day for 4,000 cadets
Insider spent three days with Mitchell Hall staff to see how the Air Force Academy feeds 4,000 cadets in under 30 minutes three days a week.
Every uniform a US Air Force Academy cadet is issued
The vice wing commander of the US Air Force Academy, Motaz Ahmed, breaks down every uniform cadets are issued at the Academy.
Every item in an Air Force gunship pilot's go bag
Maj. Riley Feeney breaks down every item an AC-130J pilot carries in their go bag, including night-vision goggles, an iPad, and their helmet.
Every piece of gear in an Army Ranger's night-raid bag
Sgt. 1st Class Jacob Braun breaks down every piece of gear an Army Ranger would carry in an aviator kit bag.
How Navy sailors train to work on $2 billion submarines
We got an inside look at how the US Navy trains sailors to work on Submarines during its eight-week course at the Basic Enlisted Submarine School
Every piece of gear in an Army jungle soldier's 72-hour bag
A US Army instructor breaks down every piece a jungle soldier would carry in a "72-hour bag" including weapons, survival tools, and field rations.
Every piece of gear in an A-10 Thunderbolt II pilot's bag
A US Air Force A-10 "Warthog" fighter pilot breaks down every item they carry during a mission including a G-suit, helmet, and iPad.