The Axis forces in the Western Desert after twelve days and nights of ceaseless attacks by our land and air forces are now in full retreat.

But I did notice a bond forming between her and one of the W.A.C.s. Really?

If the Army or the CIA or whoever wanted to kill a bunch of people who did something back in 2009, why would any of them still be alive today?

According to his Army record, he enlisted under a waiver, which means a judge gave him the choice between prison or the Army.

After Rourke left the Army, his mail went to his mother's house in Connecticut, but Rourke did not.

However, Rourke's medical records show that shortly before he left the Army, he refilled his malaria pill prescription.

It was just a few pixels on a screen, so he passed his assessment on and the Army ordered a strike.

Six months ago, U.S. Special Forces launched an assault on the compound of Ibrahim Bin-Khalid, killing him and eight members of his terrorist organization.

Now the Army teaches you to do five points of performance -- the toes of your feet, your calves, your thighs, your buttocks and your push-up muscles.

We have a very abiding and heartbreaking partnership with our colleagues at the Institute for Surgical Research in the US Army, who have to treat the now 11, 000 kids that have come back from Iraq.

I subscribe to New Scientist, and recently they had an article about how the U.S. Army was training bumblebees to sniff out explosives.

Whenever he said anything to me that was kind of normal -- like he said "no" to juvenile delinquency, he said he got accepted into West Point, and they don't let delinquents in West Point.

In the film, "Sometimes in April" by Raoul Peck, Idris Elba is poised in a scene with his machete raised, and he's being forced by a crowd to chop up his best friend -- fellow Rwandan Army officer, albeit a Tutsi -- played by Fraser James.

And they didn't care whether you became a doctor or a lawyer or a general, and they never expected any generals in the family, as long as you got an education and then you got a job.

In 2012, the FBI arrested these two men for conspiring to attack a military recruiting station outside Seattle with weapons provided, of course, by the FBI.

Going back to the World Trade Center, we tried to solve that problem by just recording the data from Bujold only when she was deep in the rubble, because that's what the USAR team said they wanted.

We then proceeded to receive funding from the NSTA's eCYBERMISSION STEM-in-Action program sponsored by the US Army, as well as FIRST Global Innovation Awards sponsored by XPRIZE.

When we arrived at their army base, my head was spinning with these worst-case scenarios, and my colleague's statement wasn't helping.