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The U.S. military, which built itself for Iraq, is racing to remake itself for Afghanistan.
The effort is on full display at the Aberdeen Proving Ground, a sprawling...
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Pakistan Security Forces are successfully fighting an enforced battle all along her western boundaries since 2001. In the on going operation, the Security forces...
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Eco Factor: Geostationary airship for DARPA will get power for onboard solar panels.
Researchers have long touted the idea of replacing expensive space-based...
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The United States military wins hearts and minds:
Steven Green, 22, who was discharged for a “personality disorder” before the slaying was discovered,...
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Eco Factor: Renewable energy systems to be developed for U.S. military.
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Eco Factor: Solar and hydrogen fueled surveillance airship.
The Pentagon will soon be developing a $400 million spy blimp or airship which will provide them with the...
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Gates landed Thursday in the Afghan city of Kandahar, where he was met by Gen. David McKiernan, the commander of U.S. and NATO forces battling a resurgent Taliban and...
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A powerful excerpt from ‘Winter Soldier: Iraq and Afghanistan’ lays bare the racism at the core of the Iraq occupation.
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“I was from a poor, white family from the south, and I did badly in school,” the...
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