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These 7 foreigners helped win the American Revolution

Sure, we’ve all heard the tales of George Washington’s exploits, Paul Revere’s famous “one if by land, two if by

US deploys uncrewed drone boats in conflict with Iran

NEW YORK — The United States has deployed uncrewed drone speedboats for patrols as part of its operations against Iran,

US Navy launches new Golden Fleet-era USV program, terminates old one

The U.S. Navy announced a new chapter of unmanned surface vessel acquisition that seeks to accelerate development of autonomous capabilities

House Armed Services Committee backs sweeping aviation safety reforms

The House Armed Services Committee voted Thursday to approve broad aviation safety legislation that includes a myriad of safety recommendations

Coast Guard operations, capabilities damaged by continued shutdown, says vice commandant

Active-duty Coast Guard personnel have been paid through the partial government shutdown but the standoff is affecting civilian employees, recruiting,

Sailor injured during flight operations aboard carrier USS Abraham Lincoln

A sailor was injured on March 25 aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln while the carrier was conducting flight operations in

In Texas, Corpus Christi’s water crisis may be a glimpse into the future

When Thiago Campos bought the Mr. Fancy Pants Carwash business in Corpus Christi, Texas three years ago, he wasn’t thinking

Iran was already running out of water. Then came the ‘war on infrastructure.’

Last week, following attacks on critical energy and water facilities escalating, the Israeli-U.S. war in Iran entered a new stage.

Modern agriculture is collapsing under climate change. Indigenous farming has answers.

In the last five years, Indigenous agriculture has received attention in academia as an alternative model, though on a smaller

When the US went to war with Guam — and no one told them

It was perhaps the politest “battle” in human history. Upon entering Guam’s harbor on June 20, 1898, instead of experiencing