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75 years after the bombings of HIroshima and Nagasaki, it's long past time to retire nuclear weapons once and for all. But old thinking and special interest lobbying are standing in the way.

Griffin’s comments underlined what was perceived by many observers to be the reversal of a research and development thrust into directed energy (DE) within the Missile Defense Agency and the broader DoD.

A family trip to Virginia Beach game me an education about how people are ignoring common sense rules and holding back an economics recovery.

The Japanese air force plans to add an anti-ship capability to its fleet of F-15Js as part of a comprehensive upgrade to the three-decade-old fighters.

The Ford class of nuclear-powered aircraft carriers may look similar to what came before, but it is superior in every measure of performance.

China claims that its J-20 stealth fighter is superior to India's new Rafale jets.

Despite warnings, they pushed ahead with their respective acquisitions anyway.

On July 11, 2014, Russian artillery smashed a Ukrainian tank force.

The remote surveillance platforms may be part of a much larger sensor network, much of which is unseen beneath the waves. China may be going from mere presence, to omnipresence.

Kim Peacock and Don Milroy have a crunchy problem: finding buyers for a mountain of nuts after American, without notice, cancelled an order for 1.35 million bags of mixed almonds, cashews, pecans and pistachios, a mix that it had been serving warm to its premium-class passengers for over 30 years.