As the Army transitions from a focus on Counter-Insurgency Operations to Large Scale Combat Operations, First Army Observer ...

As April 1945 unfolds, the Red Army storms across the Oder-Neisse line in a final push toward Berlin. Inside the capital, ...

German forces were in retreat, reeling from the aftermath of Stalingrad. But at Kharkov, Field Marshal Erich von Manstein ...

Red Army Faction Fugitive Wanted for Decades Is Arrested in Germany Daniela Klette, who was wanted in connection with the bombing of a prison and violent robberies, was living in plain sight in ...

Matilda Lutz stars as a warrior who wages war against an emperor and leads an army to freedom in the fantasy action movie ...

The Army was also seriously top-heavy, with more than 900 generals (the U.S. Army has about 300) and one officer for every 2.5 men, compared with the 1–15 ratio favored by Western armies.

“Red Army” could also use some more nuance in its repetitive denigrations of Soviet collectivism, a political philosophy that, when applied to hockey strategy, Fetisov credits for his victories.

THE over-all answer to the frequent question as to why the Red Army made such a poor showing in Finland and was able to perform such extraordinary exploits against the German invaders lies, I think, ...

Red Army gives us the Soviet side of that “Miracle on Ice,” and it’s an eye-opener. Polsky could not have found a better no-bull narrator than Slava Fetisov, the Russian team captain who ...

About 500,000 Jews served in the Soviet Red Army during World War II. Most of those still alive today - about 7,000 - are said to live in Israel.

Red River serves as the Army’s Center of Industrial and Technical Excellence for Tactical Wheeled Vehicles, the Bradley Fighting Vehicle, the Multiple Launch Rocket System and Rubber Products.

Then the film begins, and with it a transformation. “Red Army” grows from a documentary about the Soviet Union’s ice-hockey team into a film about Cold War history and modern life.