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Flashbangs are ‘weapons of mass death and destruction,’ North Carolina Supreme Court rules
The Supreme Court of North Carolina recently ruled that flashbangs — which are often used by law enforcement agencies and the military to clear rooms — are not, in fact, non-lethal stun grenades but actually weapons of "mass death and destruction."
The Marine Corps is eyeing these stackable stun grenades that can double as breaching charges
"Scalable grenades are more likely to be on hand, precluding the need to call up a breaching team"
These Marines Will Be The First To Get M320 Grenade Launchers
The Marine Corps recently dropped a bombshell — or more accurately, a ton of 40 mike-mike — when it announced...
UNSUNG HEROES: The legendary Marine who dove onto a live grenade to save his men
Corporal Jason Dunham threw himself on a live grenade in Iraq, absorbing the blast and saving the Marines around him.
The Next Generation Grenade Has Two Deadly Modes
The Army is designing a new lethal hand grenade that can switched from fragmentation to a concussion grenade. Called the...
UNSUNG HEROES: The Ranger Who Took A Grenade To The Face And Kept Fighting
On Jan. 5, 2010, the soldiers with the Army’s 2nd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment got a call to a compound...
MoH Recipient Kyle Carpenter Remembers The Day He Stepped On The Yellow Footprints
It’s only fitting that aspiring Marines should have a chance to meet the Corps’ most recent legend. On March 24,...