BLOOD CLOT BANDAGES DEBUT The U.S. military is rolling out bandages with clotting agents inside, CNN reports. Made from a shrimp-based product, the dressings can supposedly stop bleeding within two minutes. They've just been approved by the FDA, and there are immediate orders from the military for 6000 units.
The ban on public gatherings has transformed Memorial Day tributes to the nation's war dead.
The Air Force will not resume physical fitness testing until October, the service announced.
It will be like R2-D2 from "Star Wars" in an aircraft, an official says.
The military's readiness for post-coronavirus threats came into question at a defense forum.
The U.S. Army has finally approved an official tab for soldiers who finish the Jungle Operations Training Course.
National Guard troops would be deprived of federal benefits under current orders for the COVID-19 call-ups.
The Air Force is getting back into the habit of having B-1 bombers practice stand-off precision strikes in the Pacific.
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A second "potential person of interest" may still be at large in the community, an FBI official said.
