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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) — The U.S. Army has apologized after late-night military training exercises this week in Bloomington caught some residents by surprise with low-flying helicopters, simulated gunfire and explosions.

City grants U.S. Army permission for training mission that brought military helicopters and simulated weapons fire to town

Instead, Somalis must rely on an obscure web portal to report civilian casualties from U.S. drones.

Play audio 1XChange playback rate from 1 to 1 Mute audio On Wednesday, German prosecutors dismissed 19 policemen and suspended another over the chats, which came to light in the course of a separate investigation of an officer in the commando unit who was suspected of sharing child pornography. “During an evaluation of the suspect’s mobile phones, several chat groups where criminal content was shared by members were identified,” Frankfurt Senior Public Prosecutor Nadja Niesen said in a st...

For US special-operations units, the cyber domain offers more opportunities to understand an adversary, find its weaknesses, and use them against it.

‘안 되면 되게 하라’ 육군 특수전사령부와 영동군 등이 천리행군을 하다 순직한 특전 장병을 추모하는 공원을 조성하고, 추모...

In early 2006, I sat in the Pashtun tribal areas on the Af/Pak border. When not rinsing grit out of my teeth from the thick fog in the air, I awaited information from capricious “allies,” on whether their informant could identify a senior al Qaeda leader who I’ll call “The Moroccan.” At the time, he was al Qaeda’s regional operational commander and well worth removing from the board. I lusted for certainty on the whereabouts of the Moroccan. He remained stubbornly elusive, while I c...

For US special-operations units, the cyber domain offers more opportunities to understand an adversary, find its weaknesses, and use them against it.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) — The U.S. Army has apologized after late-night military...

Interview with nternationally renowned photographer Esther Horvath about her career journey, polar expeditions, and her mission as a science communicator.