Wildlife Now Roam Where US Once Forged its Deadliest Weapons
An array of animals and habitats flourished at six former weapons complexes — mostly for nuclear and chemical arms.
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Beer Named for Pacific Island Nuke Test Site Draws Criticism
The name is insensitive to people still dealing with the impacts of radiation decades later, islanders said.
US-Russia Arms Control Treaty Dies; US to Test New Weapon
Washington and Moscow walked out of the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces treaty that Reagan and Gorbachev signed in 1987.
Boeing Withdraws from Competition to Build New Land-Based Nuclear Missile
Boeing Co. says it is out of the running to develop the U.S. Air Force's Ground Based Strategic Deterrent missile.
Leaked UK Memo Says Trump Axed Iran Deal to Spite Obama
The memo was written after a failed attempt to persuade the U.S. not to abandon the Iran nuclear agreement.
NATO Sees No Sign of Russia Complying with Missile Pact
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg says Russia is showing no sign of respecting a major Cold War-era missile treaty.
North Korea's Kim to Meet Putin as Tensions Rise with US
North Korea's leader Kim Jong-Un will visit Russia for talks with Vladimir Putin this month, the Kremlin said Thursday.
US Halts Recent Practice of Disclosing Nuclear Weapon Total
The decision was revealed in a recent Department of Energy letter to the Federation of American Scientists.
Spy Agencies Doubt North Korea Will Give Up Nuclear Weapons
This skepticism about North Korea is consistent with the intelligence agencies' views over many years.
Experts, Images Suggest a Saudi Ballistic Missile Program
The November 2018 satellite images show what appear to be structures big enough to build and fuel ballistic missiles.
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4 Super Hornets Damaged in Carrier Landing Gone Wrong
An E-2D Hawkeye struck two aircraft and sent debris flying into two others in a Class A mishap on the USS Abraham Lincoln.
Navy Relieves Cruiser Antietam's Skipper After 12 Weeks on the Job
Capt. Tadd Gorman was relieved less than three months after he took command.
'We Are Dropping Like Flies.' Ex-Fighter Pilots Push for Earlier Cancer Screenings
Former Air Force and Navy fighter pilots are calling on the military to begin cancer screenings for aviators as young as 30.
Army Announces Winter Deployments to Europe, Afghanistan
Two Army units are headed to Afghanistan amid thinning hopes that the U.S. will reach a peace deal with the Taliban.
Executive Officer of Secretive Navy Submarine Fired Due to Loss of Confidence
He's the fifth Navy senior leader to be fired this month.