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Analysis: Accidental killing of Staff Sergeant Nathan Fitoussi by the hands of his fellow soldier who mistook him for an attacker is the third incident of its kind to have happened in the past year alone, raising questions of troops' competency

Former IDF soldiers reveal how the army authorizes strikes in Gaza knowing civilians will be killed, so long as the number is deemed low enough.

When a new Soviet aircraft crashed in the British sector of Berlin he kept a Soviet general at bay while the wreckage was examined

The Brunei Revolt 1962-1963 by Nicholas Van Der Bijl at AbeBooks.co.uk - ISBN 10:  1848846401 - ISBN 13:  9781848846401 - Pen & Sword Military - 2012 - Hardcover

From the blog of Sam Lehman-Wilzig at The Times of Israel

Military historian whose books took aim at the myths of Britain’s wartime exploits and its political and military leaders

Suella Braverman crashed out on Thursday, leaving five candidates remaining. Here are their latest policy announcements and the odds

A TAUNTON-born Cold War spy who stalled the recovery of a Soviet warplane that crashed into a lake in the British sector of Berlin has died.

Though the government has opposed any deal with Iran, officials in the Israeli military and its intelligence wing are arguing in favor of a treaty.

The field will be whittled down again over the next 10 days. Here are their latest policy announcements and the odds on them winning