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One military official says that the russian forces did not strike their targets. fredricka? >> my goodness. such powerful stories and experiences and pictures. thank you so much. ed lavandera. more now on that alleged ukrainian attack on a russian fuel depot. cnn's fred pleitgen looks at the impact it could have on peace talks between the two countries. >> reporter: it could be a brazen and bold counterattack by the ukrainians. this social media video seeming to show two attack helicopters penetrating russian territory and firing at an oil depot, setting the facility ablaze. the russian mili...

Reuters/Jorge Intriago/Courtesy Air National Guard/Handout Helicopters have taken on all kinds of roles since their introduction during the Korean War. But they've proven to be especially useful, and particularly deadly, as gunships Since rotary-wing aircraft were introduced during the Korean War, they've proved their utility in a bunch of mission areas like troop transport, reconnaissance, vertical replenishment, and Medevac. But perhaps no other capability has changed the dynamic on the battlefield as much as the use of helicopters as attack platforms. Here are...

These helicopters were bought from the cash-strapped Russians after the fall of the Soviet Union. Key point: Practice makes perfect. But even better is practicing against the actual hardware your opponent might use. A U.S. Air Force rescue-helicopter squadron in November 2019 flew mock battles against a fearsome enemy. Soviet-designed Mil Mi-24 Hind attack helicopters. The war game over Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Arizona helped to prepare the base’s resident 55th Rescue Squadron for intensive warfare that could involved helicopter-on-helicopter combat. This article first appeared earl...

Accidents happen, especially amidst the fog of war. 

inspectors general for five different government security agencies. the last 24 hours we've been digging into one of their most serious claims. they point fingers at this woman. secretary of state hillary clinton's deputy chief of staff. implying that she may be somehow working on behalf of the muslim brotherhood and questioning how she got a security clearance. you would think to make a charge like that, for sitting members of congress to make a charge like that that they would have some actual evidence, right? you would think that. the truth is they don't have any direct evidence. ...