If there's an agency best known for having a little too many tricks up its sleeve, it's none other than the CIA.

South African veteran John Dovey recounts an exercise where platoon leaders misread terrain, lost comms, and failed to coordinate fire support.

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Six months after Russian troops left Kidal under rebel escort, Africa Corps and Mali's army are back. Tuareg separatists ...

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Built to paralyze Western governments on the eve of war, the KGB's Vympel was designed to attack systems, not individuals.

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France declared the M51.3 operational in 2025, but nearly a year passed before Le Vigilant gave the missile its first ...

The UN's latest assessment of Afghanistan is sobering but not surprising. For those of us who served there, it's personal.  ...

Cole Asher made a living hauling people in for a machine that called the dead acceptable churn, until one lousy bounty left ...

BAE proved its counter-drone brain can connect sensors, jammers, and guns, but the real test begins when an exhausted soldier ...

Four directed-energy systems made the cut months after the legal deadline, but the troops who will stand the watch still lack public answers on where ...