F-35A fighter was mistakenly 'washed' with a fire hose
Netherlands F-35A fighters risk a stealthy shell damage because fire trucks at Leeuwarden base mistakenly sprayed fire-fighting foam during the welcoming ceremony.
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Four times nearly broke out a great war between the United States and the Soviet Union
The United States and the Soviet Union many times broke out fiercely on land and air, but fortunately did not lead to comprehensive war.
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The US Navy - Brunei exercises 10 days in the South China Sea
Brunei and US Navy and Brunei finished their maritime training at Muara Naval Base today after 10 days of exercise in the South China Sea.
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Yemeni militants show off shooting down US-made UAVs
Houthi militants in Yemen have announced a US-made unmanned reconnaissance scout operating near the Saudi border.
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US officials criticize Chinese weapons
US Assistant Secretary of State Clarke Cooper warns potential customers that they may suffer from poor quality weapons from China.
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Su-34 bomber 'crawls' on the highway
The Su-34 was towed by a truck on a highway to Voronezh province, apparently to be used as a model after a heavy crash due to an aerial collision.
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The US began to bring armor and soldiers to watch over the Syrian oil field
The Bradley armored team and US troops arrived in eastern Syria on October 31 to ensure ISIS militants do not occupy oil wells there.
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North Korea successfully tested a rocket artillery supermassive
The successful test weapon on October 31 was a super-large rocket system that could destroy multiple targets at once, North Korean media said.
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North Korea launches rocket
North Korea fired two warheads towards the Sea of Japan during its 12th weapons test this year.
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Russia can conduct unprecedented submarine exercises
Russia deployed at least 10 submarines in the North Atlantic during the largest exercise since the Cold War, Norwegian intelligence said.
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