Military

In case you are on the fence about going to see these multimillion dollar machines rip the sky into pieces, let me entice you.

Starting in February of this year, things at Barksdale Air Force Base are about to get a lot hairier.

Make no mistake, this will be the baddest bot on the water. No word on if it can pull a skier.

Is this response too much? Not according to the latest warning from the FBI.

I'm sure I have missed some of the crown jewels of the sky that have populated the airspace above us, but these are the ones that I have seen with my own 2 eyes.

I am absolutely positive the sight of these "freedom delivery vehicles" raised eyebrows and pulses of radar operators based near the border - and that was the point.

Wednesday, November 11, 2020, is Veteran's Day, the day we celebrate those who have put themselves in harm's way in service of our great country, the United States of America. It's also the day they'll unveil the new monument to women Veterans here in the Ark-La-Tex!

New guidance from the United States Army could have us all laying down after lunch like we're preschoolers.

To be able to carry the burden of ultimate destruction responsibly, the delivery systems used in the U.S. Nuclear Triad must meet very stringent standards

Maj. Gen. John B. Richardson IV, took over effective Wednesday.

The other day, I saw an unfamiliar shape in the sky. It was bigger than one of our venerable B-52's, which is no small feat.

There are more than 600 veterans that are currently living in these homes across the state.