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“We have quick reaction checklists on paper … but there’s really no time to pull out those checklists.”
“People actually do this stuff?”
The future is here, and it’s a swarm of armed drones.
The USS Harry S. Truman bears the banner of an Army unit its namesake commanded in World War I.
“I think what we hope they’ll learn is that national sovereignty is in fact something that is valued by its citizens.”
The impact shook both ships, but left the Danmark with a damaged stern.
Three Afghans were killed when a Taliban Black Hawk helicopter crashed in Kabul.
The Army wants to bolster Japan against Chinese aggression, but it also doesn’t want to constantly redeploy weapon systems.
“The goal is for us to go out of business.”
Outside officials must look into abuse, neglect and drug use in the Basic Underwater Demolition SEAL (BUD/S) course.
No one was hurt but least 11 of the structures were destroyed.
The corrupt contractor is believed to have fled the county after slipping out of house arrest.
The videos have "sensitive information" and are "exempt from disclosure in their entirety," the Navy claims.
Ukrainian forces quickly captured Izyum and other cities in the region.
People always ask, ‘Where’s my ammo;’ and never, ‘How’s my ammo?’
Celebrity Green Berets? You love to see it.
Copies of his footage have been shared far and wide. But Sgt. William Genaust is one of more than 80,000 Americans unaccounted for from past wars.