MILITARY
US Military Veterans Are Increasingly Turning to Extremism: DOD Report
A study released by the Department of Defence found that veterans being involved in extremism is a growing problem.
Incredible: GOP Senator Doing More to Hamper U.S. Military Than Anyone In Living Memory
Republican Senator Tommy Tuberville says he's pro-troop, his recent history says otherwise.
The Strangest U.S. Military Images of 2023
From horny anime bikes, to chasing yetis and lots of Star Wars, here are weirdest images taken by the Pentagon this year.
Pentagon Has Investigated Dozens of Extremism Cases Within Its Ranks
A new Department of Defense reports says dozens of soldiers were suspected of advocating or supporting the overthrow of the U.S. government.
Pentagon Scientists Discuss Cybernetic 'Super Soldiers' That Feel Nothing While Killing In Dystopian Presentation
The soldier of the future will be "flooded with pain-numbing stimulants," cybernetically enhanced, and, one official sort-of joked, must be eventually "terminated."
U.S. Soldiers Are Exposing Barracks Full of Mold, Bed Bugs, and Unsafe Food With a New App
Hots&Cots lets service members share photos of America's crumbling military housing.
Army General: Barracks Aren't Filthy Hellholes, Soldiers Are Just Lazy
"I don't have a mold problem, I have a discipline problem."
Sewage, Squatters, Disease: U.S. Military Barracks Are Depressing Hellholes, Watchdog Finds
Investigators found black mold, sewage covering bathroom floors, broken fire systems, and a discharged soldier who never left the barracks.
Intercepted Audio Appears to Show U.S. Pilots Training to Bomb North Korean 'VIP'
A HAM radio enthusiast living near a U.S. air base uploaded the 31-minute clip, which they captured in 2017.
Researchers Find ‘Backdoor’ in Encrypted Police and Military Radios
The TETRA standard is used in radios worldwide. Security researchers have found multiple vulnerabilities in the underlying cryptography and its implementation, including issues that allow for the decryption of traffic.
Why Did the Missing Titanic Sub Use a $40 Video Game Controller?
Gamepads are so good at controlling things, that the U.S. military frequently uses them.
Iran Unveils 'Quantum' Device That Anyone Can Buy for $589 on Amazon
What Iran's military called “the first product of the quantum processing algorithm” of the Naval university appears to be a stock development board.