These emerging challenges come from missile proliferation in rogue states; the potential use by terrorists of chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) devices; and various threats to the ...

Shifting their role, US Army Rangers linked up with a little-known unit to practice taking down an adversary's nuclear sites.

Modern warfare can kill more people in a shorter amount of time than at any point in history. Some of the most controversial ...

The idea behind the new project, which would create a spacecraft powered by both chemical rockets and electric propulsion, is ...

Chemical and biological warfare isn't new ... nations unable to respond with weapons of mass destruction. While the nuclear arms race got the most attention, both Soviet and Western governments ...

How long have poisonous weapons been used? For more than 2,000 years. As early as 600 B.C., the Athenians poisoned the wells of the Spartans, who later tried lobbing burning sulfur pitch over the ...

recovered chemical warfare material, command response and site evaluation teams. CARA Aviation has also recently supported Nuclear Disablement Teams and WMD Coordination Teams training exercises.

The specter of chemical warfare once more arises on European soil ... Igor Kirillov, the Chief of the Nuclear, Chemical, and ...

To create a viable nuclear weapon, uranium must be enriched ... Iran has a history of chemical warfare, exchanging thousands ...

The system can operate in a general chemical warfare environment ... radiological, and nuclear standard interface.

An environmentally friendly technology developed by the Canadian supplier Paradigm Shift has been receiving international ...