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Three teenagers were wrongfully convicted in 1994 for the murders of three eight-year-old boys in West Memphis, Arkansas, and imprisoned for over 18 years.
12,618 UFO cases have been investigated by the U.S. government since 1969, with many still classified as unexplained.
Ben Anderson documents Bravo Company's battle inside Marjah against the Taliban.
Radar operators on the USS Princeton detect unidentified objects off the coast of Southern California in November 2004.
In 1967, UFO sightings at Malmstrom Air Force Base coincided with the malfunction of U.S. nuclear missiles, raising national security concerns.
The Russian army has around 800,000 soldiers in active service and an annual budget of 60 billion euros, positioning it as a major military power.
7,000 personnel participate in a four-week military exercise aboard the USS Harry S. Truman, focusing on high-pressure drills and combat readiness.
Interviews with alleged secondhand witnesses recount events surrounding the 1947 UFO crash in Roswell, New Mexico, as documented by the U.S. Air Force.
The Wiesel is a lightweight, versatile weapon carrier used by the Bundeswehr, equipped with a 20mm machine gun and TOW anti-tank guided missiles.
A 255-man crew aboard the frigate Hessen conducts combat drills over three weeks alongside the USS Harry S Truman and six other warships in the Atlantic.
In 1916, British forces introduced the first tanks on the Western Front, significantly altering the dynamics of World War I combat.
7,000 sailors and pilots aboard the USS Harry S. Truman conduct thousands of take-offs and landings during a four-week NATO training operation.
Several lesser-known Panzer models from World War II, produced in limited quantities, are examined for their historical significance and design features.
The Thunder Boat, the second largest ship of the Marine Nationale, features advanced technology and multifunctional capabilities, including serving as a floating hospital and command post.
Military helicopters are essential for the Bundeswehr's land, sea, and air missions, providing crucial transport, combat, and rescue capabilities under various conditions.
7,000 personnel aboard the USS Harry S. Truman participated in a two-week military exercise involving live-fire drills and simulated combat scenarios.
In a rigorous training environment, students at the U.
Men trained in evasion techniques must regroup after landing in enemy territory, relying on cover and concealment to avoid capture.
Pilots at the Royal Canadian Air Force's number three fighter wing in West Germany average under 24 years old and fly aircraft worth a quarter of a million dollars each.
In the Cold War era, the United States invested heavily in the Convair WS-125, a nuclear-powered bomber capable of flying for months without landing.
Avrocar developments are documented through static testing, the first flight on November 12, 1959, and wind tunnel modifications at Ames Research Center.
Aboard the HDMS Absalon, Danish naval forces engage in anti-piracy operations to protect vital shipping lanes threatened by modern piracy in Asia.
The Convair B-36, the first aircraft designed to carry nuclear weapons without modifications, played a significant role in the early Cold War era.
Air Force pilots undergo a year-long training program in this 1966 film featuring Mike Farrell, produced by the Department of Defense.
In 1918, munitions production processes are documented, showcasing the forging, milling, and assembly of artillery shells and aircraft by the U.S. Army.
France's Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier, the most powerful vessel in its navy, utilizes advanced catapult technology to launch fighter jets efficiently.
James Stewart narrates a detailed overview of the U.S. Air Force's missile program and its strategic importance during the Cold War era.
Human torpedoes and midget submarines played crucial roles in World War II, highlighting the bravery of their crews and the evolution of tank warfare.
The Marine Barracks in Washington, D.C., built in 1801, is the oldest Marine Corps post in the United States and has hosted every Marine commandant since.
In the lead-up to D-Day, biologists JBS Haldane and Dr. Helen Spurway led a team of scientists conducting perilous underwater experiments that advanced Allied reconnaissance.
5,000 requests from veterans are processed daily at the National Personnel Record Center in St. Louis, providing essential documentation for military service.
Harold Brown, as Secretary of Defense under Jimmy Carter, strategized to counter the Soviet Union's military expansion during the late 1970s and early 1980s.
Micronesia's civic action initiatives, supported by the U.S. Army, highlight military efforts in community development and humanitarian assistance from 1974 to 1984.
The 10th Armored Division sailed from New York on September 14, 1944, before engaging in key battles in the European theater during World War II.
Camp Bastion, Britain's largest military base, closes after eight years of operations in Afghanistan.
Estonia has provided about 10 times more military aid per capita to Ukraine than Germany, according to Foreign Minister Urmas Reinsalu.
In 2023, Japan conducted 479 interceptor missions related to China, reflecting heightened military readiness amid growing tensions in East Asia.
Taiwan is recognized as a sovereign state by only a few nations, facing constant threats of forced reunification from China.
More than 87,000 fires were recorded in the Amazon in the first eight months of 2019, a 76% increase from the previous year.
Jane Harman critiques the national security policy failures of four U.S. administrations and proposes practical solutions for enhancing safety.
Lt. General H.R. McMaster evaluates national security threats to the United States and outlines strategies for addressing complex global challenges.
Former secretary of defense Robert Gates discusses how no American soldiers died in combat during Eisenhower's presidency despite multiple international crises.
Armed Forces Radio and Television Service presents a news program featuring military operations, training programs, and humanitarian efforts from 1970.
In conjunction with the 200th Anniversary of the Monroe Doctrine, experts discuss U.S. measures to protect citizens abroad, featuring Ambassador Roger D. Carstens and Robin Wright.
A secure call from the Pentagon was intercepted, revealing details about General MacArthur's visit to Achorstan and the type of cell phone he would use.
80% of criminal defendants in the U.S. rely on public defenders, who face overwhelming caseloads and insufficient resources to provide adequate representation.
Veterans on Patrol in rural Arizona patrol streets, concerned about local and global threats.
Biden's first trip abroad features talks with Putin on Russia and China amid an exhausting schedule.
