They are still big children' The young recruits are preparing to head to the front at a time when Russian forces continue assaults along multiple fronts even as the U.S. administration of ...

The young recruits are preparing to head to the front at a time when Russian forces continue assaults along multiple fronts even as the U.S. administration of President Donald Trump seeks a ...

Schultz sent "Conspirator A" at least 92 sensitive U.S. military documents between May 2022 and his arrest in March 2024 in exchange for approximately $42,000, court documents said. "This ...

While there, the vice president and his family were greeted by base officials and members of the U.S. Military inside a hangar. After thanking the group for their service to the country ...

“We strongly urge the U.S. military to take more effective measures to prevent a recurrence.” ...

A former U.S. Army intelligence analyst was sentenced to seven years in prison on Wednesday for giving sensitive military information to a person he believed was affiliated with the Chinese ...

A former U.S. Army intelligence analyst was sentenced Wednesday to 7 years in prison for selling military secrets to a contact in China, the U.S. Department of Justice said. Korbein Schultz ...

the company is primed to capitalize on this influx of U.S. military cash. According to the Satellite tracking website Orbiting Now, which pulls from NASA, Union of Concerned Scientists ...

According to the Justice Department, Schultz sent "dozens of sensitive U.S. military documents" to a contact in China, between May 2022 and March 2024. It says these included a U.S. army document ...

April 23 (UPI) --An ex-U.S. Army intelligence officer will spend the next seven years in jail for selling American military secrets to Chinese officials and trying to recruit others in the scheme.

According to court documents, between May 2022 until his arrest in March 2024, Schultz engaged in an ongoing conspiracy to provide dozens of sensitive U.S. military documents — many containing ...

then the roughly 22,000 Americans who died after the Tet Offensive eliminated any real chance of a U.S. military victory in Vietnam deserve some recognition as well. In addition, the long and by ...