'The Man Who Calculated Death': A Journalist Explores Her Hidden Ties to the Creator of Nazi Germany's V1 Flying Bomb When the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq began in March 2003, journalist Suzanne Rico was at the anchor desk of KCBS in Los Angeles...
Israeli Weapon Seen in Rare AP Photos of Beirut Airstrike Appears to Be a Powerful Smart Bomb In all but the blink of an eye, an Associated Press photographer’s camera captured the moments that a battleship-gray Israeli...
North Korea Has Enough Uranium to Build a 'Double-Digit' Number of Bombs, Seoul's Spy Agency Says The closed-door parliamentary briefing by the National Intelligence Service came after North Korea offered a rare glimpse...
US to Send $375 Million in Military Aid to Ukraine, Including Medium-Range Cluster Bombs The latest package of weapons, provided through presidential drawdown authority, is one of the largest approved recently and...
The Forgotten Victims of the First Atomic Blast That ‘Oppenheimer’ Left Out May Finally Get Their Due Robert Oppenheimer and the scientists he recruited to develop the first atomic bomb at Los Alamos were well aware of the...
Operation Gunnerside: The Daring Norwegian Commando Raid that Ended Nazi Atomic Dreams Without Firing a Shot Neither the United States nor Germany would end up completing an atomic bomb while the war in Europe raged, but the Allies...
The Air Force Is Testing a New Ship-Killing Guided Bomb As the military shifts its attention to competing against the world's major navies, the Air Force is working on a new ship...
Air Force OKs New Stormbreaker Bomb for F-15 Strike Eagle Operations A precision-guided bomb that can go after moving targets in bad weather has been approved for use on the F-15E Strike Eagle.
Air Force Stops Releasing Airstrike Data, Citing Taliban Peace Talks U.S. Air Forces Central Command has stopped publicizing monthly reports on the number of airstrikes and bombs dropped.
Marine F-35B Drops 1,000-Pound Bombs on a Sea Target in the Pacific As one chief warrant officer put it, they showed how Marines in the Pacific can now "rain destruction like never before."
Troop Pardons Set to Complicate Military's Muddled Response to Jan. 6 As Trump prepares to take office Monday, he has vowed to move quickly on a key campaign promise to pardon many, if not all...
Service Members Are No Longer Banned from Displaying the American Flag Horizontally at Major Events It might come as a surprise, but U.S. service members weren't technically allowed to unfurl giant U.S. flags at major events...
In Her Final Days in Office, Army Secretary Formally Establishes Service's Command Review Program The service's Command Assessment Program was established to remove bias from the selection process for command billets.
Matthew Livelsberger's Widow Breaks Silence, Refutes 'Misinformation About My Family' The widow of Matthew Livelsberger — the Colorado Springs Green Beret who died by suicide in a rented Tesla Cybertruck seconds...
The Battle over Veterans’ Health Care: How the Republican Majority Hopes to Reshape the VA With the new Congress sworn in and President-elect Trump poised for his second inauguration, Republicans have queued up a...
![Koreas Tensions](http://images02.military.com/sites/default/files/styles/thumbnail_large/public/2024-09/ApNewsroom_Koreas_Tensions_56045.jpg?itok=4D3S2KxV "This undated photo provided on Sept. 13, 2024, by the North Korean government shows its leader, Kim Jong Un, center, on an inspecting visit at what they say is an institute of nuclear weapons and a facility for nuclear materials at an undisclosed location in North Korea. Independent journalists were not given access to cover the event depicted in this image distributed by the North Korean government. The content of this image is as provided and cannot be independently verified. Korean language watermark on image as provided by source reads: "KCNA," which is the abbreviation for Korean Central News Agency. (Korean Central News Agency/Korea News Service via AP, File)")
