Oct 19 2010
Chilean Miners Unlikely to Suffer From PTSD
Post-traumatic stress disorder is far less common than many assume, thanks to human resilience.
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Sep 17 2010
Water Blade To Disarm Bombs
Known as the Stingray, the liquid blade is already saving the lives of American soldiers in Afghanistan.
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Sep 14 2010
Warrior Worms Swallow Enemies Whole
These worms have organized a caste system that includes legions of hungry soldiers to defend the colony.
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Aug 31 2010
Chilean Miners’ Suffering Like Soldiers’
Forget astronauts. The experiences of combat soldiers can teach the trapped miners even more, say psychologists.
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Aug 24 2010
Virus-Built Wearable Batteries Could Power Military
Viruses have plagued humanity for millennia, but now they've been tapped to build batteries that can be sprayed onto uniforms.
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Jun 07 2010
One in 10 Iraq War Vets Face Mental Health Problems
A new study finds that veterans' serious mental health problems get worse instead of better a year after they leave battle.
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Jun 07 2010
Headless Gladiator Graveyard Unearthed
Archaeologists believe they have found the world's best-preserved gladiator cemetery in York. All of the skeletons appear to have suffered from violent deaths.
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May 19 2010
Military Robots Keep Soldiers Out of Danger
Although they aren't yet advanced enough to replace field combatants, robots can perform routine tasks that would otherwise put troops in harm's way.
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May 19 2010
Civil War Hero Gets Medal of Honor
Thanks to the efforts of modern-day supporters, Alonzo Cushing will be honored 147 years after he stood his ground at Gettysburg.
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Apr 30 2010
Vietnam Celebrates Anniversary of War’s End
Thirty-five years ago, the city formerly known as Saigon fell, marking the end of the Vietnam War.
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