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With shockwaves rippling through the mountains, and fallout spreading through mountain passes, Taliban and al-Qaeda fighters knew that something momentous had occurred. But killing a few ...
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After finding unusually high radiation levels in American veterans, as well as birth defects in the offspring of their spouses, he had became convinced that not only that was DU slowly killing them...
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Samuel Snow thought when he got a check from the Pentagon that the Army was finally ready to give him the apology and the compensation he'd been denied for 63 years. He was wrong. The Army imprisoned Snow in 1944 for a crime he says he couldn
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Duong said the next step will be to shrink the lab to the size of a “backpack” so soldiers who encounter a suspect “could find out within minutes” if he’s on a terrorist watch list and should be killed.
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Maybe some of Walson's images ARE of sensitive, secret US military Star Wars machines. Maybe even 'secret' weapons platforms in space, which the US military has been rumored...
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As the officer moved quickly towards me and continued demanding that I stop taking photographs of the vandalized Army recruiting station, I complied by switching my camera into video mode and recording the ensuing encounter.
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At Chicago's Marine Military Math and Science Academy, the first public Marine academy in the nation and the fifth military academy run by the city's school district, it's easy to see.
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The United States Military has been in the process for decades of being controled by NeoCons that have used religion to justify their plans for the future of the planet. Don't think so?...
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Bush proves that not only is his administration ignoring reality, but outright delusional by threatening military child care. Sorry, George. Can't have. Not yours.
Bush’s global strategy also has similarities to “Operation Condor” in which South American right-wing military regimes in the 1970s sent assassins on cross-border operations to eliminate “subversives.”
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The US military is experiencing a "suicide epidemic" with veterans killing themselves at the rate of 120 a week -- an average of 17 a day.
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The Pentagon is paying Lockheed Martin to try to predict insurgencies and civil unrest like the weather. It's part of a larger military effort to blend forecasting software with social science. (see where this going?)
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American military chiefs have been left dumbstruck by an undetected Chinese submarine popping up at the heart of a recent Pacific exercise and close to the vast U.S.S. Kitty Hawk.
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Huachuca is one of the primary training centers for interrogation techniques, data collection and covert operations. Intelligence personnel trained at the Arizona base are stationed in Iraq, Afghanistan and Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
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"When Dobson’s Focus on the Family “campus” was completed, the academy skydiving team, with great ceremony, delivered the “keys from heaven” to Dobson.
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Faced with higher recruiting goals, the Pentagon is quietly looking for ways to make it easier for people with minor criminal records to join the military. This comes as the number of Army recruits needing waivers for bad behavior - such as trying dr
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"G.I. Joe is now a Brussels-based outfit (United Nations) that stands for Global Integrated Joint Operating Entity. "Mitch hated the United Nations so m
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All four of the services met or exceeded their recruiting goals for 2007, as did four of the six reserve components. Why?
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Five million acres is comparable to 7,812 square miles -- an area about the size of New Jersey.
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The Army began its recruiting year Oct. 1 with fewer signed up for basic training than in any year since it became an all-volunteer service in 1973, a top general said. Gen. William S. Wallace, whose duties as commander of Army Training and Doctrin
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The Army, stung by a contracting fraud scandal that has generated more than 80 criminal investigations, needs 1,400 more personnel to deal with the demands of supplying troops in combat, said US officials familiar with a report by federal procurement
As a method for safely addressing the difficult missions of the war on terrorism, enforcing perimeter and exclusion areas, and supporting military operations other than war, the LRAD product puts distance between a potential threat and our troops to
There is a new breed of weaponry fast approaching--and at the speed of light no less. They are labeled "directed-energy weapons" and may well signal a revolution in military hardware--perhaps more so than the atomic bomb.
So you thought only Romulans had a cloaking device? Hardly. Purdue researchers using nanotechnology this week have taken a step toward creating an optical cloaking device that could make objects invisible.
Ionatron developed LIPC weapons because we saw a need for a reliable, humane, near instantaneous defense mechanism against the growing threat of terror attacks. The adjustable range of LIPC weapons, their near instantaneous disabling action, and the
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A story from CNN reminds one that the enemy is not the only hazard of serving during wartime. Two U.S. sailors were killed and one was critically wounded in a shooting inside their barracks early Monday at a U.S. Navy's base in Bahrain, the Navy
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[especially the dead ones] "There has been an erosion of adherence to weapons-handling standards [SAY WHAT!!!!] at Minot Air Force Base and Barksdale Air Force Base," said Maj. Gen. Richard Newton, the Air Force deputy chief of staff for op
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More than 30,000 foreign troops are enlisted in the US Army, many of them serving in Iraq. Their reward for risking their lives for their adopted country is US citizenship.
More than 30,000 foreign troops are enlisted in the US Army, many of them serving in Iraq. Their reward for risking their lives for their adopted country is US citizenship.
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Biometrics is rapidly advancing, but privacy policies, the technology backbone to effectively connect the scanners — and perhaps most importantly — a market beyond the U.S. government, are lagging.
