More information On October 16, the National Park Service (NPS)announced the latest additions to a growing list of designated ...

The iconic "walkie-talkie" SCR-300 backpack radio first went into service in 1943, thanks to the innovations developed by what would become Motorola.

The United States built nearly 300,000 aircraft for the Second World War, and these WWII-era planes required massive amounts of all types of materials.

Battle tanks have been fundamentally the same since their inception, but technological progress means much more than the same ...

The remains of a U.S. Marine who was killed during World War II are returning home for repatriation after being identified earlier this year.

Close to 72,000 Americans who died in WWII have not had their bodies recovered. New technology is helping find them in some of the most overlooked battles.

When hundreds of Kuwaiti oil wells were set ablaze during the 1991 Gulf War, conventional firefighting equipment faced an ...

Putting logs on tanks may seem like a strange idea, but during WWII, people had reasons to do so while believing there were benefits. But now we know the truth.

Mark Durenberger's “Getting Hear From There” explores how foreign correspondents during WWII managed to get reports back to ...

LOOKING at the apparent chaos in the world, too many of our leaders think there are two separate conflicts taking place.

Drone swarm developers DK NEJET believe the technical challenge of drone swarms may be less important than how they are used.

"Eating carrots makes your eyes better" or "It helps you see in the dark." You've probably heard this at least once. In fact, ...