File image of a cencer patient being prepared for radiation therapy.
December 2006
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The Barracuda class attack submarines will replace Rubis class submarines (pictured). Some of these boats have been in service for 20 years and will have served for 30 years when they are retired.
France Orders Six Barracuda Class Nuclear-Driven Submarines
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Animal Rights Heating Up In 2007
File image of the Skunkworks tailless UAV.
Warfare Center To Host Autonomous Unmanned Vehicle Fest 2007
The TacSat-2 undergoing a thermal vacuum test.
Tacsat-2 Launched Into Space With Flawless Liftoff
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Swales Aerospace Completes Critical Design Review For TacSat-3 Modular Bus
Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov.
Russian FM Optimistic On Iran Nuclear Problem
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Russia Set To Implement Ambitious Space Program Part II
File photo of the SS-18 Satan missile
Russia Seeking To Extend Use Of Cold War Missile Stocks
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Rumsfeld: 9/11 Created 'Sense of Urgency' For Transformation
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Rocketplane Kistler's K-1 Aerospace Vehicle Takes-Off With UGS PLM Technology
EO image of the Ganges River Delta, in which the Sunderban islands are located.
Rising Sea Levels Engulfing Indian World Heritage Islands
Radar observation of 1999 JM8 taken on August 3, 1999 with the Arecibo radar. The image reveals an asymmetric, irregularly-shaped object.
Radar Love: Asteroid Detection And Science
The United States military always has paid attention to Africa. In the past, the U.S. military has had bases in Ethiopia, Libya, Liberia and Morocco.
Officials Weigh Need For Africa Command
The MQ-8B Fire Scout successfully completed its first flight on Dec. 18, 2006 at Naval Air Station Patuxent River, Md. During this test series, the vehicle executed its missions fully autonomously.
Northrop Grumman Lifts US Navy To New Era For Unmanned Flight
Japan Gears Up To Detect Nuclear-Linked Tremors Tokyo (AFP) Dec 20 - Japan will strengthen its ability to detect