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Special forces soldier's book causes storm in Denmark
A court in Denmark has turned down an appeal by the military to ban the publication of a book by a former special forces soldier.
[Blog] Tricking out your Carbine with a Laser ‘Pain Beam’
Whether you’re trying to control a disturbance at a food-distribution center, get a convoy through a packed junction or determine who the bad guys are ...
[Blog] Russia to Threaten North America with Brand-New Bombers? Think Again
In 2007, Russia resumed its Cold War practice of sending long-range bomber patrols into international airspace along the North American coast. The patrols sparked a ...
[Blog] Troops' bodies recovered in France
More than 220 bodies of British and Australian soldiers killed in the First World War have been recovered from mass graves in northern France.Between 250 ...
[Blog] U.K. Pushes On Typhoon Upgrades
The United Kingdom hopes to get Eurofighter partners to define and approve another major round of Typhoon upgrades by the second quarter of 2010 to ...
[Blog] Canadian wife of British soldier told she cannot live here
Darren Jarrad, 28, was told by immigration officials that his wife Chantel could not make a home in Britain due to fears she would claim ...
[Blog] Afghanistan vs Vietnam: what are the parallels?
Asymmetric warfare is a phrase used to describe a situation where a militarily weaker side can exert leverage on a militarily stronger side far beyond ...
[Blog] Robot Three-Way Portends Autonomous Future
In the military these days, robot-human relationships are usually strictly monogamous and definitely subservient: one bot, one human operator — with the human calling most ...
[Blog] Blackwater Chief is a Super Villian: Ex-Employees
Blackwater — I mean, “Xe” — is back in the news, more than six months after the mercenary firm was kicked out of Iraq by ...
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