The US Army's working on a tiny, lightweight assault rifle that can easily punch holes in Chinese and Russian body armor

Learn more about BI Prime View online           Military Select           The US Army's working on a tiny, lightweight assault rifle that can easily punch holes in Chinese and Russian body armor   Engineers at the Army Research Lab are developing a hard-hitting compact firearm perfect for countering near-peer adversaries in close quarters.   READ MORE           30 photos from the Tiananmen Square protests that China has tried to erase from history   June 4, 2019 marks the 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square protests, a pro-democracy occupation that ended in bloodshed.   READ MORE           These haunting photo overlays capture the horrors of D-Day, which happened exactly 75 years ago   The D-Day invasion, code named Operation Overlord, was the largest seaborne invasion in history.   READ MORE             A West Point cadet just had his rape conviction overturned, and now he's free to return to the school   Judges said that because the woman didn't audibly struggle and the cadet didn't try to keep her quiet or hide his identity, it did not amount to rape.   READ MORE           Trump and Bolton want a piece of Iran, but the Pentagon is planning for a much different enemy   The Pentagon has turned its attention away from the Middle East, even as the Trump administration deploys more military assets there.   READ MORE           Here's why the US aircraft carrier sent to confront Iran isn't sailing up to its doorstep   The US military sent tons of firepower to the Middle East as a show of force to Iran, but it is holding back amid fears tensions could boil over.   READ MORE           Trump — who famously got a pass from serving in Vietnam — says he is 'making up for' his lack of service by increasing funding for the military   Explaining why he never enlisted in the military, President Donald Trump told Piers Morgan this week that he was "never a fan" of the Vietnam War.   READ MORE           Russia says D-Day memorials are part of a 'false' history of World War II meant to airbrush out the Soviet Union   "It was the peoples of the Soviet Union who broke the backbone of the Third Reich. That is a fact," Sergey Lavrov wrote ahead of D-Day memorials.   READ MORE           More than one-quarter of the gasoline sold in Colombia is used to make cocaine   Colombia is the world's largest producer of cocaine, and reports indicate traffickers are taking advantage of government subsidies to fund production.   READ MORE           Kim Jong Un's mysterious sister, who helps him govern but was rumored to have fallen from favor, just appeared next to him at a major event   North Korea's state media showed Kim Yo Jong beside Kim Jong Un at the Mass Games at Pyongyang. She had missed many high-profile events since April.   READ MORE           Was this email forwarded to you? SUBSCRIBE NOW     Share this     You received this email because you signed up to this Business Insider newsletter using the email: nguyenvu1187.love5@blogger.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006