The US Army this month introduced its first new lethal hand grenade since the Vietnam War, a plastic weapon that uses shock waves rather than shrapnel to kill enemies.

The U.S. Army has opened the door for defense contractors to compete for a new grenade launcher meant to retire two weapons that have been in soldiers’ hands for decades. A federal solicitation posted ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Engineers at the U.S. Army’s Picatinny Arsenal in New Jersey are developing an ambidextrous multi-purpose hand grenade, which is ...

The grenade was the same type that was used during World War II “and had clearly been exposed to the elements for some time,” authorities said Abigail Adams is a Human Interest Writer-Reporter for ...

The school's head teacher, Jeanette Hart, carried the weapon out of the building and placed it behind a tree as staff waited for authorities to arrive Charlotte Phillipp is a Weekend Writer-Reporter ...

Mexican seafood vendor Karla Flores is being called the "Miracle Woman." Why? She survived having a live grenade lodged in her face. One day relatively recently in her home state of Sinaloa, the ...

A man cleaning out a rental home in Midtown Mobile off Florida Street came across something historic, and deadly — a grenade ...

President Donald Trump said on social media Thursday, it's time for Iran to make *** deal before it's too late. The president also shared this video of what appears to be Iran's tallest bridge ...