Author: Steve Balestrieri

Lawrence Brooks, a member of America’s “Greatest Generation,” celebrated a milestone birthday on Saturday: He is 111 years old.

According to the intelligence reports, Iran has been planning on assassinating Lana Marks, American Ambassador to South Africa, for months.

Spokesman Colonel Wu Qian called the Department of Defense’s report a “wanton distortion” of China’s intentions.

The Blackbird pilot asked to see Baranek’s Tomcat. Baranek recalls, “It was like Shakespeare asking to borrow your pen.”

Saudi-led coalition jets conducted 14 airstrikes in Yemen early on Sunday. Targets included Houthi barracks and military sites near Sana’a.

According to Ferreira, one of the victims had been wearing a “tactical vest” and both were carrying hundreds of rounds of ammunition.

On Friday, SGM Thomas Payne became the first living member of the Army’s elite and secretive Delta Force to be awarded the Medal of Honor.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported hearing loud explosions in Aleppo city and the surrounding countryside.

An Israeli tech company is field testing Xtend Skylord, a drone-hunter that uses augmented reality to track down and neutralize its targets.

Military leaders are encouraging troops to set the extra money aside so that they won’t be caught short in paying it back in January.

A huge fire raged in Beirut’s port on Thursday. Lebanese citizens, still reeling from last month’s deadly blast, were close to panic.

CENTCOM Commander McKenzie confirmed that U.S. troop presence is on track to drop to 4,500 in Afghanistan and 3,000 in Iraq by election day.