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The unmanned surface vessels will help the Navy test new autonomous ship technology.

When a suicide bomber started the last fight of the War in Afghanistan, these troops rushed to respond.

It’s the latest use of the military to help fill in staffing shortages.

“Wearing the suit really helped a lot, especially with getting the rounds out of the back of the truck. It felt like it gave me an extra boost.”

No, really. Please help.

Technical in a box.

Marine Sgt. Nicole Gee put herself in harms way to help evacuate Afghans.

In 1986, a U.S. Air Force FB-111A ferried a heart transplant from Oklahoma to Connecticut in two hours to save a patient.

"Hopefully they got the message loud and clear and this will be an episode vs. a continuation."

“It made me really uncomfortable, and that was exactly what it’s intended to do.”

This is why we have the Friday Safety Brief...

The U.S. military had 32 nuclear accidents during the Cold War, and several nuclear weapons remain unaccounted for.

Plus, some tips to avoid getting taken for a ride by that shady salesman slinging 20% APR.

One of the military’s most infamous modern boondoggles gets even worse.

Step one: don’t volunteer for anything.

“I figured I can make quite a bit of difference doing what I'm doing without pulling a trigger, helping out the farmers and the civilians and all of that.”

"They see the real-time situation and everyone's able to react appropriately.”

Six months into the Ukraine war, veterans who went there said they felt obligated to help however they could.

The ships were scuttled to avoid a fight with the Soviets during World War II, but now they’re peaking above the Danube River.

That’s not a solution