Hartsfield has been married five times, but her first husband, Titus Knoernschild, has been quoted as saying “I’m very surprised I got out of the marriage alive.”
The SA National Defence Force (SANDF) has ordered around 200 soldiers to be on standby for deployment from today as the country deteriorates ‘into unrest due to criminality’.
The British Army’s new recruitment drive to attract thousands of soldiers paints a dystopian picture of what lies ahead.
One of the perks of being the army chief is taking up residence in the posh Pretoria neighbourhood of Waterkloof. Now taxpayers have paid for renovations that border on the farcical.
Our army has been in steady decline for a good while. In an unstable region, that is far from ideal.
It would appear that driving a tank is harder than it looks, with a recent SANDF training exercise not going to plan.
SA weapons tech ‘stolen’. Bishops sex scandal latest. Gupta home auctioned. New Epstein victim comes forward. SA’s top cricketers on transformation. Kylie Jenner gets richer. Nic Cage’s new role.
Yesterday, President Ramaphosa announced that SANDF forces will spend another six months in gang-plagued areas. Are they actually helping?
Tuesday morning saw seven people killed, and another injured, in three separate shootings.
It’s always interesting to see what the world is reading about our neck of the woods, and if you want global reach, you can’t do much better than the New York Times.
Various gang bosses and members have ridiculed the presence of the army in the areas they run, saying business will carry on as usual.
The US Army is trying really, really hard to appeal to ‘the youth’, but their new rap recruitment video hasn’t exactly hit the mark.
South Africa might not be in the top 10 when it comes to military strength, but out of the 136 countries ranked, we’re not in the worst shape.
Are you keen to put on a display that gets the US Defence Secretary all revved up? Easy, just nibble on a few cobras and drink their blood.
I once shot a bird with a pellet gun and cried for days. Now that my dirty secret is out, let’s talk about this Canadian sniper and the world record.
You have to be on top of your game if you want to land a coveted spot in the Green Berets, a specialised unit that is feared and revered right around the world.
Driving a tank sure looks like a good time, as does cracking a few cold ones with mates. Combine the two, however, and you won’t be popular in this Russian town.
The army is getting involved now. WhatsApp rollout calling for iOS. Tesla nearly sold to Google. Zim man employs over 100 South Africans in SA. Nazi bookkeeper asks for forgiveness. Ben Affleck apologies. Tinkerbell has died.
2014 was not a good year for rhino conservation, and that’s putting it mildly. Now those in the know are calling for the big guns to step in and lend a hand.
The Italian army will grow medical marijuana to meet the country’s needs for cannabis derivatives drugs.
There’s nothing fun about doing mundane things over and over and over and over and over and you get my drift… This guy clearly had the same idea, unfortunately to his detriment.
The latest vehicle to go fully automatic is the infamous Black Hawk army helicopter. This incredibly high-tech machine just took things to the next level…
These folks in Netherlands have some serious balls. A group of 20 or so very brave or downright stupid military personel stood in uniform as an oncoming Leopard Tank proceeded to charge towards them, only to brake mere metres from them. Bear in mind that this beast of a machine weighs about 60 tons and travels roughly 72 km/h.
Yup, the ‘merican army is seriously considering replacing thousands of soldiers with robots in order to cope with sweeping troop cuts.
Those among us who work in the military deserve the utmost respect, honour and thanks. Your job is serious, and important, we know.
Oh man, this is so awesome. Paul Hellyer was the Canadian minister of Defense in 1960s, ruling over the country’s armed forces during the time of the Cold War — and when he retired he publicly stated that we are not alone in the universe, and some guests from outer space actually live here, on planet Earth. And he says that these chaps would be sharing more of their badass tech with us if we stopped fighting so much.
Some risky business is going on amoung the female Israeli recruits and it has nothing to do with battle. Click through to see the controversial video.
I’m too sexy for my clothes. This group of Isreali soldiers certainly are. This picture was posted to social media website Facebook displaying female soldiers in their underwear. Although their Facebook fans may have liked it, the army did not so much.
Behold, le French Helicopter Carrier, “Mistral.” Anyone who spends time in Provence will be aware of the famous wind there, called the “Mistral.” It is appropriate that our buddies at Aerial Perspective took this pic during a howling gale!
Can someone tell me why it is always ‘might’ and ‘could,’ when it comes to the protection of one of our most famous and beloved wild animals? Eight more were killed between Friday and yesterday..