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It’s the end of an era for American weapons, an era that began more than a hundred years ago during World War I: Chemical weapons.

The Hunger Games' dystopia features advanced technology like cloaked hovercrafts and genetically-optimized animals. However, armed conflict still relies on conventional firearms that we know.

The ship USS Constellation scored the first American victory over a foreign ship thanks to a sucker punch and a disciplined crew.

Wearing a balaclava, pictures of Craighead were posted on the internet, earning nicknames like “Obi-Wan Nairobi” and “The Nairobi Ninja.”

On November 16, 1940, the Royal Air Force bombed the German city of Hamburg.

In Discovery Channel's new season of Expedition Unknown, host Josh Gates works with Project Recover to return heroes lost at sea in WWII, back home.

SpaceX got regulatory approval today for the second launch of Starship. SpaceX announced the launch is scheduled for Friday, faster than most meetings at DOD are scheduled.

Doughboy might sound like something from Pillsbury, but the term has much more meaning to our military.

We forecast one casualty.

In WWII, a V-2 rocket slammed into the ground outside of a 14-year-old boy's London home. Eric Horne, luckily, suffered only minor wounds.

DARPA, has developed a laser technology that has enough energy to power machines thousands of miles away around the globe.

An iconic jingle of this super military-friendly brand has gotten a 2023 makeover and it's better than ever.

Military-connected banks don't sit on their hands during shutdowns.

Before the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC) began, countries were creating the deadliest chemical weapons ever conceived.

Benedict Arnold literally spent months between his betrayal and the end of the war raiding around Connecticut and Virginia.

The panzers in Normandy did launch a counterattack, but only one unit actually reached the sands. Fortunately, they had a bad time.

Department of Defense has released the names of the five Special Operators killed in a training accident on Friday. Never forget.