Новости за 07.08.2017

U.S. military officials are now authorized to destroy personal or commercial drones flying into restricted airspace in and around 133 domestic military installations, Pentagon officials said Monday.

The Destination sits on the bottom of the Bering Sea, listing heavily to its port side and still carrying roughly a third of the steel-framed pots the six-man crew planned to use in a winter crab harvest off Alaska.

It was a road trip through one of China’s most tightly controlled regions. We were closely monitored. Each time we stopped at an attraction, two to five SUVs full of brooding middle-aged men would park behind us.

Montana Army National Guard officials say 15 troops and a Chinook helicopter are being sent to fight a fire burning the in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest.

A plan tentatively recommended by the Army Corps of Engineers to help keep Asian carp from reaching Lake Michigan would cost $275 million, with no guarantee the invasive species of fish still wouldn't populate the Great Lakes.

A pilot, a crew chief and a 19-year-old are the three Marines presumed dead after their MV-22 Osprey crashed Saturday off the coast of Australia during a training exercise, according to family members of the Marines’ whose bodies are still missing.

A pilot, a crew chief and a 19-year-old are the three Marines presumed dead after their MV-22 Osprey crashed Saturday off the coast of Australia during a training exercise, according to family members of the Marines’ whose bodies are still missing.

According to 82-year-old retired Navy commander John Ackert, the association wrote to him saying his flag mailbox violated the community covenant and had to go. If he did nothing, the letter said, the association would fine him and could ultimately place a lien on his home.

Through the new Veteran Arts Initiative, B.J. Stull participated in a weekly class at the Wexner Center for the Arts in the spring where a group of about a dozen studied the exhibits, discussed specific pieces and visited with multiple artists-in-residence.

A Mississippi Air Force base has lifted its lockdown, with officials saying they believe a man reported as armed has left the installation.

Defense Department health care providers do a good job of screening for suicide risk, but they fail to provide critical and effective follow-up treatment to servicemembers identified as suicidal, according to a Rand Corp. report released Monday.

As U.S.-backed forces in Syria inch their way through Raqqa, once the Islamic State's de facto capital and staunchest stronghold, their battle has become one of grinding attrition, and the toughest they have faced to date.

January 16, 1967, is a day Joe Sanchez will never forget. It was his 20th birthday. And it was the day a grenade nearly ensured there would be no 21st.

A French teenager who tried to attack soldiers at the Eiffel Tower is undergoing a psychiatric examination to help determine whether he is fit for prosecution on terrorism charges.

Iran's intelligence ministry says its forces have detained 27 militants linked to the Islamic State group who planned to carry out terrorist operations in religious cities inside the country.

They are Howard Brodie's GIs. Ragged, shirtless, helmets unstrapped, beards overgrown, men bent with the exhaustion, heat and misery of the World War II fighting on the South Pacific island of Guadalcanal.

A New York Army National Guard unit that traces its lineage to the U.S. entry into the First World War is marking a century as a fighting force.

Perhaps the most fervent backlash against "Dunkirk" has come from Indian media, where critics justifiably complain about Hollywood's "whitewashing" of World War II.

The information about the veteran is scant, clinical in tone, yet disturbing.

The Marines began lining the rail of the troop ship before dawn to peer at the distant shape emerging from the ocean.

A large majority of Americans consider North Korea's nuclear weapons program a critical threat toward the United States, according to a new poll.

A large majority of Americans consider North Korea's nuclear weapons program a critical threat toward the United States, according to a new poll.

Australian navy divers began work Monday to recover a U.S. military aircraft that went down two days ago, leaving three Marines presumed dead.

The Japanese government has urged the U.S. military to ground all MV-22 Ospreys in Japan after one of the controversial tilt-rotor aircraft crashed off Australia’s eastern coast Saturday, presumably killing three Marines.

The Dar Al-Farooq Islamic Center in suburban Minneapolis, like other U.S. mosques, occasionally receives threatening calls and emails. Its leaders say they're more frightened now after an explosive shattered windows and damaged a room as worshippers prepared for morning prayers.