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Putting aside the question of whether Russia is really a threat to Western Europe, it didn't even cross the great empty chasm in the general's cranium that we should tell Europe to increase its defense spending and defend itself.
Ken O'Keefe served with the US marines before re-styling himself as a thorn in the side of the military-industrial complex. He went on to blow the whistle on the sinister truth behind the War On Terror, and he's more pissed than ever about the Pa
Says Attacks on Fuel Trucks Reflect 'Changing Tactics'
Washington, D.C. Fox affiliate WTTG-TV reporter Emily Miller posted to Twitter Wednesday night an internal police memo on four suspicious bearded men seen at the Pentagon on Sunday.
Exactly 26 years ago last week, peace was breaking out in a manner that the world had not experienced since June 1914.
The military has known for years that defective gun parts were shipped to troops.
Roads to Nowhere, Ghost Soldiers, and a $43 Million Gas Station in Afghanistan
US and NATO military operations have grown exponentially over the years, as the western nations have taken it upon themselves to police the world and use that position to their benefit at every possible opportunity.
In a 91-3 vote, the Senate has approved the revised military spending bill for 2016 that was also passed by the House last week. The bill offered less than 1% cuts from the previous bill and retained restrictions on releasing Guantanamo Bay detainees
"Air power… can't do everything"
Without warning just after sunset on Saturday night the US Navy purposely picked a time to launch an unarmed Trident II missile from the submarine the USS Kentucky in the waters off the Southern California coast so hundreds of thousands of witnesses
NFL Complains the Amendment 'Distorts' Relationship With Military
In March of 2006, Lockheed Martin won the lion's share of a $20 billion contract by the U.S. Army to develop cutting-edge technology to support the Army's "reconnaissance, communications, surveillance and intelligence gathering in combat situations."
You know when you go to a baseball game and invariably during some inning break the team points out a group of soldiers or national guard members in the stands and tries to get a big round of applause going? That doesn't just happen.
The Pentagon and National Guard paid professional sports teams to publicly honor soldiers at sporting events, according to a Senate oversight report released Wednesday that labeled the practice "inappropriate and frivolous."
The reckless use of a charity to sneak spy equipment into North Korea will endanger Christians across the world.
Ditches Longstanding Pretense of 'Advisory' Operation
Defense Secretary's Announcement 'Unwelcome' Among Iraqi Leaders
For a $612 billion bill, you're probably thinking "$1.6 billion… is that all?"
Defying the international call for an arms embargo over war crimes concerns, the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) announced Tuesday it has approved an $11.25 billion deal to sell combat ships to Saudi Arabia, which has been waging a military assault
However, it seems that WikiLeaks may now be back with a vengeance, with news this week that the whistleblower organization has come into possession of hacked files that were retrieved from CIA chief John Brennan's email account.
US Launches "Performance-Based" Ammo Paradrop Program For Make-Believe "Syrian Arabs"
How private corporations are profiting from death, torture and misery around the world- and they are completely unaccountable for their actions
Pentagon Slams Russia, But Suggests Openness to Talks
Military reformers debunk the defense establishment wishlists embraced by Fiorina and other hawks.
Military reformers debunk the defense establishment wishlists embraced by Fiorina and other hawks.
$500 Million Program an 'Embarrassing Failure'
Rampant sexual abuse of children has long been a problem in Afghanistan, particularly among armed commanders who dominate much of the rural landscape and can bully the population.
Stop the arms trade. What a simple, clear call.
The US Marine Corps's fleet of amphibious assault vehicles is over 40 years old and instead of fitting them with classic number plates, it's looking for a replacement.
