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Research and develop gene editing technology with US soldiers
The Pentagon is considering future gene editing research plans to better support the military in its ability to protect soldiers from chemical and biological wars.
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Australia: Applying a new DNA testing method with an 79% accuracy rate
Scientists at Queensland University of Technology have developed a new DNA testing method that could assist in identifying the deaths of hundreds of Australian soldiers…
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The 'deadly' weapon nearly destroyed Alexander the Great's army
The great ideas of Alexander the Great's army were invincible before every battle and never trembled at any kind of attack, but only because of the small grains of sand…
Archeology
Comedy female soldier in ancient tomb 1,000 years
The female warrior buried next to the weapon was an ax, but there were no obvious wounds on the bone to determine the cause of death.
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Walking in the forest, the young soldier picked up the golden ring of 3,000 years
A young soldier in western Poland has unknowingly picked up a rare and precious piece of jewelry dating back 3,000 years, in a forest.
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Rare photos reveal the face of the world 100 years ago
The black and white photos below reveal the historical and life events of people around the world 100 years ago.
Archeology
Why not break the wall between terracotta warriors in Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang?
In the tomb of Tan Thuy Hoang, among the terracotta statues, there are always high earth walls in order. So why do archaeologists not break or excavate those walls?
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Smart headphones help protect hearing, hear teammates and locate enemies
With a headset called TCAPS, soldiers can both protect their hearing and ensure communication with their teammates, especially identifying enemy positions by determining…
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Unique 'camouflage' method for watchtowers during World War I
The burnt tree trunks on this battlefield turned out to be very effective enemy watchpoints during the First World War.
History
Biography of hero Vu A Dinh
Hero of the Armed Forces Vu A Dinh, Mong ethnic group, was born on September 12, 1934 in De Chia village, Pu Nhung commune, Tuan Giao district, Lai Chau province (now Di…
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Startling the simple weapon destroying countless buildings
For centuries, city-beating vehicles proved to be an effective war weapon due to the fact that gates, brick and stone walls built under the old technique were quite weak…
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The US military once blasted the tunnel in Germany to eliminate ghosts
The strange task that American soldiers in Germany received in the 1970s was to demolish a tunnel under a hotel to eliminate the White Lady ghost.
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The death penalty of nearly 1,000 Jews before 5,000 Roman soldiers in 70
In the first century, the Roman empire dominated the Mediterranean and occupied large areas of the Middle East, including the Israeli Hasmoneans kingdom.
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The silly war took 2,000 people because of a wooden crate
In 1325, the battle between the Italian cities of Bologna and Modena began when a group of Modena soldiers sneaked into Bologna and stole an oak barrel.
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Secrets that are sure you never know about sports stadiums
Did you know that sports fields sometimes contain secrets that would not be known to people in your industry?