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Unusually high levels of radioactive particles were found at an underground nuclear waste site in New Mexico on Saturday in what a spokesman said looked like the first real alarm since the plant opened in 1999.
In what has to be the most surreal "news" of the past 24 hours, we learned that Spain, caught in the vice of an unprecedented historic depression, endless "recovery" propaganda notwithstanding, and Turkey, the country whose currency crashed....
It took Tony Stark decades and countless prototypes to get his Iron Man suit to its current level of awesomeness, and we're guessing the U.S. military's own effort to build super-suits for its soldiers will travel a similar path.
The hangar once housed the U.S. Navy's dirigibles.
As the Los Angeles Times reported, four days before Christmas last year 94-year-old Clara Gantt received the remains of her husband, whom she had married in 1948.
The United States military is making progress toward developing a new unmanned space plane, which it aims to begin flight-testing in 2017.
On Tuesday the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), released concept images for its plan to design flying drones for the U.S. military that can “transform”.
Documents from an Ohio National Guard (ONG) training drill conducted last January reveal the details of a mock disaster where Second Amendment supporters with “anti-government” opinions were portrayed as domestic terrorists.
Iranian warships dispatched to the Atlantic Ocean will travel close to U.S. maritime borders for the first time, a senior Iranian naval commander said Saturday.
The Pentagon is exploring the development of implantable probes that may one day help reverse some memory loss caused by brain injury. The goal of the project, still in early stages, is to treat some of the more than 280,000 troops who have suffe
State Dept: Al-Qaeda in Iraq Is an Army
One of the Largest Criminal Investigations in Army History
Iraq’s military continues to escalate attacks against the Anbar Province, killing scores in shellings of al-Qaeda-held areas around Ramadi and Fallujah.
Military: Time for Talking Ran Out
Also forbidden is bow and arrow-type devices that includes slingshots, knives with a blade length over six inches, brass knuckles, numchucks, throwing stars, shurikins, throwing spikes, samurai swords, blackjacks, slappers, saps, riot clubs,....
President Hamid Karzai is unlikely to sign a pact for U.S. and NATO forces to stay in Afghanistan after 2014 and will probably leave the choice for his successor, NATO chief Anders Fogh Rasmussen said on Saturday.
Iraqi security forces are preparing to storm Falluja and break a month-long standoff with militants who are in control of the city, senior security officials and troops told Reuters on Saturday.
U.S. Army convoys will soon be able to roll into even the roughest of unfriendly foreign urban areas and combat zones without the worry of loss of life, thanks to new technology that will make large vehicles fully autonomous.
Pentagon intelligence official says Chinese hypersonic weapon poses major challenge
•Rogers is currently commander of navy Fleet Cyber Command •Richard Ledgett will become the NSA's new deputy director •New leaders to face ongoing fallout from Snowden disclosures
"Swann points out that Congress and the President may be clapping for Remsburg but are doing nothing to actually honor veterans."
Many motorcyclists over the years have wished for more "presence" with which to balance the inequities of the road-going pecking order, but until I wandered into the newly opened Vespa Museum near the Australian Albert Park Formula One Circuit this w
While visiting the elite Battle Command Training Program at Fort Leavenworth, “I head discussion of the Posse Comitatus Act, which forbids the National Guard to act as a local police force,” reported Robert D. Kaplan in his 1996 book An Empire Wilder
If the Army is going to keep up with military readiness pressures while also seeing a reduction in troop size and stagnant budgets, then it’s going to need more cutting-edge videogames.
While visiting the elite Battle Command Training Program at Fort Leavenworth, “I head discussion of the Posse Comitatus Act, which forbids the National Guard to act as a local police force,” reported Robert D. Kaplan in his 1996 book An Empire Wilder
Japan’s launch of a ‘carrier in disguise’ has East Asia pondering the future.
The Obama administration has replaced the use of brutal torture techniques with those that emphasize psychological torture
A few weeks ago, I reacted to a story that’s been going around for years: that the launch code for the U.S. intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) force was set to “00000000″ until 1977.
It was a multi-billion dollar technological masterpiece of military engineering.
