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Analysis

Kim Jong Un has quietly built a 7,000-man cyber army that gives North Korea an edge nuclear weapons don’t

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By Feb 26, 2020
History

A legendary Navy pilot recounts how he earned three Distinguished Flying Crosses in a single week

In one week of that career, naval aviator Chuck Sweeney earned three Distinguished Flying Crosses, awarded for "heroism or extraordinary...
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News

Pentagon investigators say a senior DoD official sexually harassed women on his staff

Guy Roberts, the former assistant secretary of defense for nuclear, chemical, biological defense programs, resigned in April, USA Today reported...
By Dec 9, 2019
Military Tech

The US military is testing water-penetrating bullets so Navy SEALs can shoot from underwater

A new weapon being tested by the U.S. military could give special operators a more lethal edge by allowing them...
By Dec 9, 2019
Analysis

More US contractors have died in Afghanistan than US troops, but the Pentagon doesn’t keep track

The Department of Labor's report indicates that 1,774 civilian contractors have died in Afghanistan since the beginning of the war....
By Dec 5, 2019
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A missing Canadian ex-soldier was reportedly smuggled across the US border and is hiding with a neo-Nazi group

Former Canadian Army Reserve Master Cpl. Patrik Mathews, 26, was first identified as a member of The Base by Winnipeg...
By Dec 3, 2019
Analysis

North Korea’s promised ‘Christmas gift’ to Trump could be a missile test capable of striking the US

North Korea has again lobbed a vague year-end threat at the Trump administration, saying the United States can expect a...
By Nov 27, 2019
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The ‘Fox & Friends’ host who persuaded Trump to pardon troops accused of war crimes levels a warning at Pentagon leaders

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By Nov 12, 2019
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The Navy canceled a routine Black Sea patrol after Trump complained that it was hostile to Russia

Christopher Anderson, an aide to former Special Envoy to Ukraine Kurt Volker, testified that the White House cancelled a Navy...
By Nov 11, 2019
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A former British paratrooper explains how he prepared ‘1917’ actors to fight WWI’s most devastating battles

Paul Biddiss, the military technical adviser on the upcoming World War I movie 1917, taught the actors everything they needed...
By Nov 8, 2019
History

7 never-before-seen artifacts from the decade-long hunt for Osama bin Laden

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Russia just tested an ICBM near the site of its deadly nuclear missile accident

The Russian military successfully launched an intercontinental ballistic missile from its new Borei A-class submarine, the nuclear-powered Knyaz Vladimir, or...
By Oct 18, 2019
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Turkey allegedly used chemical weapons on the Kurdish civilians Trump left vulnerable in Syria

The United Nations is investigating the possible use of chemical weapons in the conflict in northeastern Syria. The Kurdish Red...
By Oct 15, 2019
Analysis

US officials reportedly considered pulling nuclear weapons out of Turkey, effectively ending the US-Turkey alliance

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By Oct 8, 2019
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US commander who oversaw defeat of ISIS: 11,000 Kurds died fighting by our side. Now we’re screwing them over

"This policy abandonment threatens to undo five years' worth of fighting against ISIS and will severely damage American credibility and...
By Oct 4, 2019
Military Tech

The Navy just blew the hell out of an old frigate with its new ship-killer missile in a message to China

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Military Tech

The Pentagon’s nuclear weapons are facing a $1 billion setback thanks to a faulty $5 part

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Military Tech

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Leadership

McRaven reveals his biggest fear during the planning of the raid that killed Osama bin Laden

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