
The US intends to double the number of troops to the Middle East
Washington could deploy dozens more warships and 14,000 troops to the Middle East to deal with Tehran, the Pentagon official said.
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US marines smuggled guns
US marines Duroseau was arrested in Haiti after firing guns, bullets and armor in the hopes of becoming the president of Haiti.
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Prisoners sank the German ship with a carton of milk
Prisoner Job Maseko built a bomb from a milk box and sank a German Nazi ship as he worked hard for the enemy in 1942.
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The AK-103 gun continues to fire after 1,400 rounds continuously
The AK-103 was armored and barreled, but it still worked and maintained accuracy after 1,400 continuous rounds of discharge.
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The first female pilot of the Indian navy
2nd Lieutenant Shivangi, 24, has just entered his name in Indian naval history when he became the first female pilot of the force.
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Japan purchased islands for US Air Force training
The Japanese government spends $ 146 million to buy the southwestern Mageshima island of the country as a training ground for American fighters.
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Japan has the first female captain of the Aegis ship
Navy colonel Miho Otani became the first female officer to command one of six Japanese Aegis shield warships.
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Russian military vehicles were hit by bombs
Syria: A Russian police armored vehicle was hit by a bomb while patrolling near the town of Kobane, injuring three soldiers.
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American reconnaissance flying near North Korea
The US deployed U-2S reconnaissance aircraft near the North Korean border to increase surveillance after Pyongyang tested a supersonic jet cannon.
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He had intended to use nuclear mines to stop the Soviet Union
He planned to bury a nuclear mine in Germany to block Soviet advance if a war broke out, but the project was canceled in 1958.
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