Military

Selling arms to known human rights violators is a moral quandary. Choices made shape global dynamics. Countless lives hang in the balance.

Lockheed Martin clinches $1.2 billion Trident II (D5) missile contract, boosting United States and the United Kingdom’s naval firepower.

Military academies and units, esteemed for discipline and dedication, must address the deep-rooted issues of hazing and harassment to maintain their honor and ensure the safety and integrity of their personnel.

The evolving landscape of modern warfare, marked by recent conflicts and technological advancements, necessitates a profound reimagining of U.S. military strategies and readiness to ensure effective deterrence and decisive victories in potential peer confrontations.

Former U.S. Army Infantryman Dalton J. Medlin, known among comrades as “Gimli”, a member of the “Chosen Company,” tragically lost his life while fighting in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, with exact details of his death and the company’s mission still undisclosed.

Throughout history, the moral quandary of civilian casualties in war has persisted, and while modern technology promises precision, it demands heightened responsibility, underscoring the need for continued introspection and diligence to protect innocent lives.

Deploying human shields in warfare showcases the drastic measures some entities adopt, prompting an examination of historical practices, the ethical quandaries involved, and the legal frameworks designed to address this morally charged tactic.

UN Security Council to vote on deploying international force to quell Haiti’s gang violence and restore security.

Invisible wounds like blast exposures causing TBIs reshape soldiers’ lives. Dive into the science, stigma, and hopeful advances in treatment.

Military censorship shapes more than just news. It’s in movies, games, and tweets, subtly crafting narratives in the digital age.

General Milley steps down, making way for General CQ Brown—a historic moment as he becomes the second Black Chairman of the Joint Chiefs.

Hidden beneath landscapes, left over landmines linger for decades. Despite global efforts, the fight for a safer world continues.