North Korea launches wave of missiles on eve of US election DW 11/05/2024
North Korea's recent missile launches appear to be a strategic move to gain US attention ahead of the presidential election.
North Korea's Kim urges military to prepare for war DW 11/18/2024
Kim Jong-un called for an unlimited expansion of North Korea's nuclear arsenal to counter perceived US threats and urged military readiness against US-led tensions.
North Korea launches wave of missiles on eve of US election DW 11/05/2024
North Korea's recent missile launches appear to be a strategic move to gain US attention ahead of the presidential election.
North Korea's Kim urges military to prepare for war DW 11/18/2024
Kim Jong-un called for an unlimited expansion of North Korea's nuclear arsenal to counter perceived US threats and urged military readiness against US-led tensions.
Ukraine: US to let Kyiv strike deep inside Russia reports DW 11/17/2024
The US has reportedly lifted restrictions on Ukraine using long-range ATACMS rockets against Russian targets, significantly changing the conflict's dynamics.
Israel likely used US-made bombs in Nasrallah assassination: Report
Israel reportedly used U.S.-made bombs in a major attack in Beirut, resulting in significant destruction and the death of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah.
U.S. downplays talk of Iraq withdrawal, says troops will stay in Syria
U.S. military presence in Iraq is evolving, aiming for a sustainable partnership against threats like Iranian-backed militias while maintaining operational capabilities against ISIS.
Biden Admin Launches Stealth Bomber Attack on Yemen Without Congress's Approval
The U.S. escalates military actions in Yemen amid ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, raising concerns over legal and ethical implications.
Ukraine: US to let Kyiv strike deep inside Russia reports DW 11/17/2024
The US has reportedly lifted restrictions on Ukraine using long-range ATACMS rockets against Russian targets, significantly changing the conflict's dynamics.
Israel likely used US-made bombs in Nasrallah assassination: Report
Israel reportedly used U.S.-made bombs in a major attack in Beirut, resulting in significant destruction and the death of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah.
U.S. downplays talk of Iraq withdrawal, says troops will stay in Syria
U.S. military presence in Iraq is evolving, aiming for a sustainable partnership against threats like Iranian-backed militias while maintaining operational capabilities against ISIS.
Biden Admin Launches Stealth Bomber Attack on Yemen Without Congress's Approval
The U.S. escalates military actions in Yemen amid ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, raising concerns over legal and ethical implications.
Iran's massive missile strike on Israel is just a fraction of what China could do
Iran's missile strike on Israel highlights the disparity between regional missile capabilities and the scale of potential Chinese military actions.
Germany arrests US national accused of spying for China
A US citizen was arrested in Germany for allegedly attempting to share military intelligence with China.
The New Cold War in the Pacific Is Dangerously Close to Heating Up
The Pacific region faces increasing tensions and military buildups, with both Russian and Chinese activities posing a significant risk of conflict.
Here's How the US Would Defend Taiwan
U.S. strategy for defending Taiwan involves careful weapon deployment to avoid direct conflict with China while addressing regional military challenges.
China's missile arsenal may soon rival the US. Here are the leading missiles it's stockpiling for a big fight.
China's missile capabilities are a growing threat to US military power, especially in the Pacific.
The country's nuclear arsenal is expanding rapidly, with projections indicating over 1,000 warheads by 2030.
Iran's massive missile strike on Israel is just a fraction of what China could do
Iran's missile strike on Israel highlights the disparity between regional missile capabilities and the scale of potential Chinese military actions.
Germany arrests US national accused of spying for China
A US citizen was arrested in Germany for allegedly attempting to share military intelligence with China.
The New Cold War in the Pacific Is Dangerously Close to Heating Up
The Pacific region faces increasing tensions and military buildups, with both Russian and Chinese activities posing a significant risk of conflict.
Here's How the US Would Defend Taiwan
U.S. strategy for defending Taiwan involves careful weapon deployment to avoid direct conflict with China while addressing regional military challenges.
China's missile arsenal may soon rival the US. Here are the leading missiles it's stockpiling for a big fight.
China's missile capabilities are a growing threat to US military power, especially in the Pacific.
The country's nuclear arsenal is expanding rapidly, with projections indicating over 1,000 warheads by 2030.
The Guns America's Elite Navy SEALs Rely on in Combat
Navy SEALs are specialized U.S. military forces with expertise in sea operations, utilizing a diverse arsenal including 32 different weapons for various missions.
The Vietnam War was a significant conflict for the introduction and use of modern military vehicles, affecting tactics and military doctrine.
These Military Vehicle Helped America Survive the Vietnam War
The Vietnam War significantly affected American military tactics and national psyche, lasting nearly two decades with key military vehicles shaping the conflict.
Then and Now: A Timeline of American Military Shotguns from WWI to Today
The US military has a long history of using shotguns, showcasing their importance in ground tactics and defense.
Every Vietnam Vet Will Recognize This Vehicle
The Vietnam War was a significant conflict for the introduction and use of modern military vehicles, affecting tactics and military doctrine.
These Military Vehicle Helped America Survive the Vietnam War
The Vietnam War significantly affected American military tactics and national psyche, lasting nearly two decades with key military vehicles shaping the conflict.
Then and Now: A Timeline of American Military Shotguns from WWI to Today
The US military has a long history of using shotguns, showcasing their importance in ground tactics and defense.
Russian FSB releases photos of dead NATO and 'US Special Forces saboteurs' in Bryansk region of Russia - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
The FSB claims to have killed NATO soldiers accused of attempting sabotage inside Russia.
In Iceland, a hunt for Russian submarines and deeper U.S. relations
Increased U.S. military operations at Keflavik Air Base respond to heightened Russian submarine activity in the North Atlantic.
Russian FSB releases photos of dead NATO and 'US Special Forces saboteurs' in Bryansk region of Russia - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
The FSB claims to have killed NATO soldiers accused of attempting sabotage inside Russia.
In Iceland, a hunt for Russian submarines and deeper U.S. relations
Increased U.S. military operations at Keflavik Air Base respond to heightened Russian submarine activity in the North Atlantic.
The U.S. military relies on a mix of modern and older weapons systems, showcasing their adaptability and longevity in combat.
Older military hardware, like Nimitz-class carriers, remains essential despite the introduction of newer technology.
How Recovering the History of a Little-Known Lakota Massacre Could Heal Generational Pain
The Blue Water Massacre in 1855 is a significant yet overlooked event in U.S. military history, marking the start of extensive violence against the Lakota.
On the Ground: The US Military's Most Commonly Used Vehicles
The U.S. military employs a wide range of overland vehicles for different combat roles and support.
This list showcases the evolution and historical significance of U.S. military armored vehicles.
Here Are the States Home to the Majority of Medal of Honor Recipients
The Medal of Honor is the highest recognition for U.S. military bravery, awarded for acts of courage and integrity.
Making history while reporting it: a legendary journalist's crusade against AIDS - LGBTQ Nation
Randy Shilts' work continues to resonate, reflecting on the AIDS epidemic and institutional homophobia in America.
His biography sheds new light on his lasting impact and the evolution of societal issues.
US warships and aircraft are readying for a fight as further violence grips the Middle East
Israel's assassination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah escalates Middle East tensions, potentially drawing in US forces and heightening conflict risks.
U.S. Wrestles With Aiding Allies and Maintaining Its Own Weapons Supply
U.S. arms shipments to Ukraine and the Middle East are straining military readiness for other conflicts, especially in the Pacific.
US warships and aircraft are readying for a fight as further violence grips the Middle East
Israel's assassination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah escalates Middle East tensions, potentially drawing in US forces and heightening conflict risks.
U.S. Wrestles With Aiding Allies and Maintaining Its Own Weapons Supply
U.S. arms shipments to Ukraine and the Middle East are straining military readiness for other conflicts, especially in the Pacific.
Sikorsky gets $6M to upgrade Black Hawk with autonomous tech
The US military is developing autonomous Black Hawk helicopters to enhance safety, reduce pilot workload, and adapt to battlefield environments, investing $6 million in the MATRIX system.
The U.S. military is enhancing combat effectiveness through advanced weaponry like the XM7 and XM250 rifles, suitable for extreme environments.
How This Video Game Controller Became the US Military's Weapon of Choice
The Pentagon is shifting to ergonomic video-game-style controllers for advanced weapon systems, enhancing usability for troops familiar with modern gaming technology.
Are Insects the Future of Military Technology?
The U.S. military is enhancing combat effectiveness through advanced weaponry like the XM7 and XM250 rifles, suitable for extreme environments.
How This Video Game Controller Became the US Military's Weapon of Choice
The Pentagon is shifting to ergonomic video-game-style controllers for advanced weapon systems, enhancing usability for troops familiar with modern gaming technology.
This Was America's Fastest Plane During World War II
The U.S. drastically increased military aircraft production during WWII, exemplifying rapid technological advancements.
US military spouses in Spain gain right to remote work, but some employers wary of agreement
The agreement allows U.S. military dependents in Spain to work remotely but lacks essential details for implementation, impacting job security.
This Is the US Gun Arsenal During World War II
The U.S. military significantly altered firearms production to address weapons shortages during World War II, leading to iconic military weapons.
Startling video shows Russian fighter jet flying within feet of U.S. F-16 near Alaska
Russian fighter jet near Alaska posed danger during intercept with U.S. F-16, highlighting increasing tensions and unprofessional conduct in airspace encounters.
Mark Cuban warns the U.S. must win the AI race 'or we lose everything'
U.S. military and geopolitical strength relies heavily on leadership in artificial intelligence investment and innovation.
US to end anti-ISIL operation in Iraq but unclear if troops will remain
The future of US military presence in Iraq remains ambiguous despite plans for a transition by 2025.