Emily Standley Allard on MSN

The Pentagon is preparing for 90 days without power, water or supplies—but what about American civilians?

The Pentagon is preparing military bases to survive 90 days without power, water or supplies. What could FORTRESS America ...

5 Surprising Foods the U.S. Military Served to Boost Morale

Throughout the military, there are several ways to boost morale. One of the best ways, of course, is some good […] ...
Austen Alexander on MSN

American military tries Russian emergency ration

Curiosity struck when our American service members got their hands on a Russian emergency ration. They broke it open to ...

Notre Dame vs Navy - A Bond Forged In Blood

World War II nearly shuttered Notre Dame, but a critical naval partnership saved the university, cementing a permanent debt ...

Air Force tests ‘rocket cargo’ to resupply troops anywhere

The idea of using orbital rockets to quickly send needed equipment to forward-deployed troops got its first major test this ...
Delfi

A shopper cannot find one product on supermarket shelves – though retailers could make a good profit from it

Norfa and Maxima do not sell emergency food kits, citing uncertain demand and supply concerns, even as interest in 72-hour ...

The Collapse of Cuba

We are the biggest institution in Cuba outside the government.” No one can say when or how that transition will happen.
Army Recognition

IAG Light Patrol Vehicle Combines Tactical Mobility and Configurability for Rapid-Response Missions.

International Armored Group presented its Light Patrol Vehicle at Future Forces 2026 as a configurable, highly mobile ...
TheCable

What the pressure inside Nigeria’s war against insurgency is changing

Stay connected via Google News BY LEKAN OLAYIWOLA Official figures suggest sustained pressure is weakening armed groups ...
Anadolu Agency

Starvation in Gaza becomes election campaign material in Israel as crises worsen Palestinians’ lives

Half a million Palestinians lose food assistance as hospitals face threat of vital service shutdowns | Anadolu ...

They sought temporary shelter from war. Twenty years later, Sudan’s refugees still can’t go home

In the 23 years since Ahmad, Sadam and Alhadi arrived in Chad, humanitarian aid to the country has fluctuated, unable to keep pace with an enduring – and worsening – emergency.

They fled Darfur as boys. Now their children are growing up in the same refugee camp.

Decades after Sudanese families first sought safety in Chad, war, drought and aid cuts have left many with no way home – and ...