More from Nicholas Slayton (Page 12)

Military Branches

The Navy wants to have 150 uncrewed vessels by 2045

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Aircraft

The Army has a drone flying over the American Southwest that refuses to die

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Army

The Army won’t lower its standards to meet recruiting goals, at least not this time

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Analysis

These European armies are giving a glimpse at how militaries will adapt to climate change

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Culture

Why a KC-135 Stratotanker fuel plane became a baseball mascot

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News

The Pentagon’s new office wants to resolve anomalies like UFOs

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History

This World War I battlefield is on fire and exploding 100-year-old ordnance

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Military Branches

Another midshipman at the Naval Academy has died

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Mental Health

There’s a new, shorter suicide prevention hotline number to help veterans

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News

Here is the US Navy and its allies completely annihilating a decommissioned frigate as a message to China

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Culture

Why is the military hosting a basketball game on an aircraft carrier?

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Military Branches

More than two dozen sailors punished for their actions during the USS Bonhomme Richard fire

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Military Branches

Sailor dies on the USS Carl Vinson

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Military Branches

Heavy weather just took out an F/A-18 Super Hornet

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Analysis

Trench warfare, precision missiles and armed motorcycle units: Why the war in Ukraine looks increasingly anachronistic

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Military Branches

Navy fires nuclear submarine captain after only 8 months on the job

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News

The Pentagon is finally acknowledging the damage nuclear testing did to the Armed Forces

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History

The few, the proud, the drunk: Meet America’s revolutionary yet ‘ungentlemanlike’ troops of 1776

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Culture

Navy warship commander lets sailors beat gigantic piñata for stress relief

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History

Santa Monica is considering giving veterans a beach house

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News

A rocket mysteriously crashed on the Moon. The military intel world has no idea who sent it

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Around the World

Ukraine has the HIMARS and is putting them to use

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Military Branches

Space Force keeps expanding, wants to pull in guardians from the rest of the military

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Army

The Army really wants to pay you to get to basic training quickly

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History

Explorers found the USS Samuel B. Roberts, which sunk 78 years ago holding off an overwhelming Japanese battle group

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News

US Army private admits planning ‘mass casualty attack’ on fellow soldiers

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Around the World

Russia is hoping higher pay can get more people to sign up to fight in Ukraine

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Army

Meet the legendary ‘father of Special Forces’ who helped establish the Green Berets

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Air Force

The Air Force has no idea how to make a PB&J

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Around the World

Russia keeps having close calls with American forces in Syria

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Army

We are dying to know more about the Army’s ‘tactical toilet system’ [Updated]

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Around the World

The American military graveyard in France that the Pentagon doesn’t want you to see

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Around the World

‘Mad Max’-style technicals have become a staple of Ukraine’s fight against Russia

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Military Branches

Navy hits pause on flight operations after a string of crashes

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Frigates

Three Navy commanders relieved of duty in the past week

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Culture

Hollywood has spent $16 million training Chris Pratt for war

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Air Force

The Air Force can claim bragging rights in the first official Pentagon esports championship

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Africa

The U.S. is bombing al-Shabaab in Somalia, again

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Around the World

Russia strikes Kyiv, promises more attacks if U.S. supplies long-range missiles to Ukraine

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Around the World

Navy F-18 pilot, special operator killed in separate incidents in California [Updated]

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Military Life

Senator wants to ‘mobilize’ military veterans to guard schools

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U.S. weighing whether or not to send new missile systems to Ukraine

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Around the World

Yes, the Navy is trying to recruit at ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ screenings

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History

‘Devotion’ trailer teases the story of a Medal of Honor recipient who tried to save his wingman in the Korean War

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Army

As cases surge in the U.S., Army units in South Korea are commended for fighting COVID

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Around the World

The Marine Corps’ legendary training depot will be underwater by 2050

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Army

This Medal of Honor recipient now has a street named after him. It used to be named for a Confederate

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Air Force

An Air Force base’s secret weapon against invasive plants? Sheep

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Army

Special Operations Command finally found its next-generation personal defense weapon

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Around the World

Ukraine is now using Russia’s own tanks against them

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Around the World

The Navy isn’t looking to add nukes to its ships

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Americas

Marine Corps investigating death of Marine guard at US embassy in Guatemala

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Army

More than 10,000 soldiers are coming home from Europe

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Aircraft

Ukrainian military confirms ‘The Ghost of Kyiv’ is made up

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Around the World

These US soldiers left Ukraine when the war began. Now they’re training Ukrainians how to strike back.

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Aircraft

NATO fighter jets scrambled ‘multiple times’ this week in response to Russian aircraft

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