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New recruits get acquainted with Parris Island
Every year, thousands of recruits do make it through to become Marines, which must be on the minds of those pictured below, who are a part of Echo Company, 2nd Recruit Battalion.
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Satellite images: A different view of Russia’s Vostok 2018
You might have been hearing about Vostok 2018 these past few days, and you might have even seen one or two ground-level photos, but have you seen Vostok from space? Take a look.
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Here are some of the highlights so far from RIMPAC 2018
Were you at RIMPAC this year? If not, you missed all sorts of ships, aircraft and PowerPoint presentations.
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X-ray bombs: When conventional explosives just won’t do
How does one destroy biological and chemical weapons without damaging the structures that contain them? Very carefully.
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Safety tips for ‘not a flamethrower’ thanks to … Dr. Seuss?
Customers recently picked up the first batch of flamethrowers.
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If you feel the need for speed, should you go Navy … or Air Force?
If you feel the need for speed, do you fly Navy or do you fly Air Force? Actor Tom Cruise might opt for the former, especially after he implied on Twitter today that the sequel to the movie “Top Gun” had begun production. The original movie was about Navy Top Gun aviators. The Air Force,…
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US Army uses laser to test explosives without the explosion
Wouldn’t it be great if you could test a stockpiled explosive without having to set off an explosion?
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How many bombs have been dropped in Afghanistan?
Just how many munitions have been released in Afghanistan and Iraq/Syria during the past few years? Well, a lot.
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Scenes from the airstrikes on Syria, and the aftermath
What happened during and after the United States on Friday night launched a retaliatory strike against Syria for its use of chemical weapons against Syrian civilians?
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How much do NATO member nations spend on defense?
President Trump has long sought to get NATO allies to spend at least 2 percent of their GDP on defense expenditures.
-
New recruits get acquainted with Parris Island
Every year, thousands of recruits do make it through to become Marines, which must be on the minds of those pictured below, who are a part of Echo Company, 2nd Recruit Battalion.
-
Satellite images: A different view of Russia’s Vostok 2018
You might have been hearing about Vostok 2018 these past few days, and you might have even seen one or two ground-level photos, but have you seen Vostok from space? Take a look.
-
Here are some of the highlights so far from RIMPAC 2018
Were you at RIMPAC this year? If not, you missed all sorts of ships, aircraft and PowerPoint presentations.
-
X-ray bombs: When conventional explosives just won’t do
How does one destroy biological and chemical weapons without damaging the structures that contain them? Very carefully.
-
Safety tips for ‘not a flamethrower’ thanks to … Dr. Seuss?
Customers recently picked up the first batch of flamethrowers.
-
If you feel the need for speed, should you go Navy … or Air Force?
If you feel the need for speed, do you fly Navy or do you fly Air Force? Actor Tom Cruise might opt for the former, especially after he implied on Twitter today that the sequel to the movie “Top Gun” had begun production. The original movie was about Navy Top Gun aviators. The Air Force,…
-
US Army uses laser to test explosives without the explosion
Wouldn’t it be great if you could test a stockpiled explosive without having to set off an explosion?
-
How many bombs have been dropped in Afghanistan?
Just how many munitions have been released in Afghanistan and Iraq/Syria during the past few years? Well, a lot.
-
Scenes from the airstrikes on Syria, and the aftermath
What happened during and after the United States on Friday night launched a retaliatory strike against Syria for its use of chemical weapons against Syrian civilians?
-
How much do NATO member nations spend on defense?
President Trump has long sought to get NATO allies to spend at least 2 percent of their GDP on defense expenditures.
-
New recruits get acquainted with Parris Island
Every year, thousands of recruits do make it through to become Marines, which must be on the minds of those pictured below, who are a part of Echo Company, 2nd Recruit Battalion.
-
Satellite images: A different view of Russia’s Vostok 2018
You might have been hearing about Vostok 2018 these past few days, and you might have even seen one or two ground-level photos, but have you seen Vostok from space? Take a look.
-
Here are some of the highlights so far from RIMPAC 2018
Were you at RIMPAC this year? If not, you missed all sorts of ships, aircraft and PowerPoint presentations.
-
X-ray bombs: When conventional explosives just won’t do
How does one destroy biological and chemical weapons without damaging the structures that contain them? Very carefully.
-
Safety tips for ‘not a flamethrower’ thanks to … Dr. Seuss?
Customers recently picked up the first batch of flamethrowers.
-
If you feel the need for speed, should you go Navy … or Air Force?
If you feel the need for speed, do you fly Navy or do you fly Air Force? Actor Tom Cruise might opt for the former, especially after he implied on Twitter today that the sequel to the movie “Top Gun” had begun production. The original movie was about Navy Top Gun aviators. The Air Force,…
-
US Army uses laser to test explosives without the explosion
Wouldn’t it be great if you could test a stockpiled explosive without having to set off an explosion?
-
How many bombs have been dropped in Afghanistan?
Just how many munitions have been released in Afghanistan and Iraq/Syria during the past few years? Well, a lot.
-
Scenes from the airstrikes on Syria, and the aftermath
What happened during and after the United States on Friday night launched a retaliatory strike against Syria for its use of chemical weapons against Syrian civilians?
-
How much do NATO member nations spend on defense?
President Trump has long sought to get NATO allies to spend at least 2 percent of their GDP on defense expenditures.
