From Exploding Bullets Hidden In Enemy Ammo Crates To Fake Coal Packed With Explosives, armies have spent centuries looking for ways to sabotage their opponents from within. During Vietnam, U.S.

It had to be amputated, unbeknown to al-Zaieem, 22, who was unconscious at the time. “No one dared to tell him [when he woke up from the surgery]. I couldn’t,” said his cousin of the same name, who ...

Abu Ali, an Free Syrian Army fighter, lost two of his middle fingers when he fired with an explosive bullet Saeed al-Batal for Syria Deeply JOBAR — Free Syrian Army (FSA) fighter Abu Ali stood ...

A bullet can do far more than simply leave a gun barrel. During the Vietnam War, U.S. operatives sabotaged captured enemy ammunition by replacing normal propellant with a much more powerful explosive ...

The U.S. Army has awarded a $581 million contract to build a new plant to manufacture IMX-104, the explosive used to fill 155 mm artillery shells and mortar rounds, as the service works to close a pro ...