HIGHLAND, Calif. – Col. Paul L. Green, one of the Tuskegee Airmen — the legendary black pilots who escorted U.S.…
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Navy gunner whose crew fired first US shots of World War II laid to rest
Alan Sanford, whose Naval crew fired the first American shot of World War II, was interred Wednesday at Arlington National…
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Systems protecting Earth in peril due to sequester
Is sequestration making the United States vulnerable to attacks from space? The Air Force says it can no longer afford…
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10Revolutionary Road: Movie unites the two most popular stars after almost a decade
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Ray Guns Real: Army Betting Big on Laser Weapons
The ray gun is real … or at least it will be soon. The U.S. Army is betting big on…
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Army Wants Nanomissiles to Launch Small Satellites
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Army’s desire to deploy swarms of tiny satellites for various tactical missions is one of the…
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M4 Vs. AK-47: Is U.S. Army Outgunned in Afghanistan?
Despite the ages-old rifles in Taliban hands, reports suggest our soldiers may be outgunned in Afghanistan’s hills. To counter, the…
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Ordinary soldiers have sometimes shown a battlefield sixth sense that has saved lives in Afghanistan and Iraq. Now the U.S.…
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RALEIGH, N.C. – After a year and a half behind barbed wire as a prisoner in World War II, 2nd…
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New military photo scandal: Panetta apologizes
WASHINGTON – Defense Secretary Leon Panetta apologized Wednesday for gruesome, newly revealed photographs that show U.S. soldiers posing with the…
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