| High-tech radar maps defeat camouflage To the untrained eye, U.S. Army radar-generated maps may look like a bird's-eye view of a city at night; however, these images contain useful intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance information that reveal concealed objects by penetrating foliage, buildings and some terrain while overcoming camouflage, concealment and deception techniques. army.mil |
U.S.-Korean Defense Leaders Announce Exercise Invincible Spirit Planned military exercises with U.S. and South Korean troops are designed to send a strong, clear message to North Korea to stop its provocative and warlike acts, defense leaders from both countries said. defense.gov |
Virtual High School Opens 'Doors' to Learning The Defense Department's new virtual high school is devoid of walls or windows, but yet has opened its "doors" this year to students scattered around the globe. defense.gov |
Forces Kill, Detain Insurgents in Kandahar An Afghan and International Security Assistance Force patrol killed three suspected insurgents and detained several more in southern Afghanistan. defense.gov |
Face of Defense: Civilian Opts for Deployment to Iraq Barbara Eberly, a 58-year-old Defense Department civilian, volunteered to deploy to Iraq as part of the Civilian Expeditionary Workforce program. defense.gov |