Tesla dropped the prices of its Model S and X electric vehicles. Here’s what they cost now.
Tesla dropped the prices of its Model S and X EVs
Month: September 2023
UFO videos, newly declassified, now live at this Pentagon website
The U.S. Defense Department has launched a new site to host declassified UFO videos.
Unattended Explosives Found at Camp Pendleton Triggered Evacuation, Marine Corps Says
Packaged military explosives were found unattended in an office building at Camp Pendleton, California, on Wednesday, triggering a temporary evacuation of the area. No one was hurt, the Marine Corps told Military.com on Friday.
Marine Corps Tests Out New 5G Equipment That Promises Faster Battlefield Communication
The Marine Corps received its first trailer- and vehicle-mounted 5G systems Thursday, marking the first step in the service’s advancement toward what Lockheed Martin calls “near real-time” communication.
Family of Pilot Who Died in Dallas Air Show Collision Files Lawsuit over Safety Concerns
The wife and daughters of Lloyd “Len” Root, a pilot who died last fall during the Wings Over Dallas Airshow, filed a lawsuit against two groups tied to the event.
After Hurricane Idalia, Military Bases Return to Normal and National Guard Gets to Work
Military installations in Florida and up the Atlantic Coast are starting to return to normal after Hurricane Idalia tore through the southeastern U.S., but work for thousands of National Guardsmen on state orders is just beginning.
While Navy Recruitment Lags, This Rear Admiral Targets Next Generation of Sailors
In mid-August, Rear Adm. Douglas “V8” Verissimo took the helm of Naval Air Force Atlantic, which is responsible for the material readiness, administration, training and inspection of units and squadrons.
US, Indonesia and 5 Other Nations Hold War Drills Amid China Concerns
Soldiers from the U.S., Indonesia and five other nations began annual training exercises on Indonesia’s main island of Java while China’s increasing aggression is raising concern.
Army and Marine Corps Units Awarded Presidential Unit Citation on 2nd Anniversary of Afghanistan Withdrawal
Two years after the chaos of the Afghanistan evacuation, the Pentagon has announced that many of the Marine Corps and Army units involved in the effort will be honored with a Presidential Unit Citation, the highest distinction that a military unit can receive.
Lenovo Legion Go Hands On: Windows Handheld Gaming Meets Switch Style
The Legion Go, Lenovo’s first Windows-powered gaming handheld, takes on the Nintendo Switch and the Steam Deck with a big screen, detachable controllers, and a few neat tricks.