The Navy wants lasers to shoot down drones and missiles, but its ships lack the power to fire them
'We are out of Schlitz with regard to power ... we don't have as much' extra for additional functions"
'We are out of Schlitz with regard to power ... we don't have as much' extra for additional functions"
"We have sent very clear and blunt signals to the Iranian government about the potential consequences of aggression because all of this is intended to produce stability and deter potential attacks."
The scandal, researchers found, was merely a symptom of a much larger problem.
"It's the stories of the 'heroes' that commit heinous crimes — that brought me to create Military Murder."
Sig Sauer has launched a commercial version of the lightweight M18 pistol currently in use by the U.S. military
Working for Levy, "was harder than a deployment, because there was no job satisfaction," said one airman.
The Pentagon's secretive R9X Hellfire missile may be more akin to a flying anvil full of switchblades than a traditional munition, but that doesn't mean it's any less effective
Just in time for Christmas.
"What I held as the unfathomable moral bedrock of the U.S. military — condoning the worst actors on the battlefield — has now become an acceptable reality"
You didn't really need a fancy report to tell you that.
Both men face a maximum punishment of life in prison without the possibility of parole if convicted.
Former military officers commenting on military matters have valuable perspectives. On anything outside of that, their opinion is worth no more or less than anyone else's
"It probably wasn't smart going up there but I know he would be dead if I didn't," Montgomery told WTVD reporter Morgan Norwood.
An airman assigned to Dyess Air Force Base in Texas was shot and killed during an incident involving a police officer on Saturday morning, the Abilene Police Department said
The U.S. military may not be too keen on TikTok, but that hasn't stopped certain members of the Finnish Defense Forces from embracing it with gusto
The Distinguished Flying Cross is rarely awarded, let alone awarded twice on the same day to two members of the same fighter squadron, but that's exactly what happened for two A-10 pilots who saved troops under fire in Afghanistan during missions in 2008 and 2010
He was captured "without incident."