Thursday, September 10

Michael Barasch has been one of the staunchest advocates on behalf of roughly 500,000 civilians, law enforcement and first responders who have suffered from countless diseases correlated to the World Trade Center attacks 25 years ago. Barasch, an attorney at the New York City-based law firm Barasch & McGarry, was…

When Ryan Manion stands before thousands of midshipmen at the U.S. Naval Academy this September, she will see something that would have been almost unimaginable when her brother Travis attended the academy. Most of them weren’t alive on Sept. 11, 2001. Manion saw that reality clearly at the academy’s 9/11…

Could AI- and robot-made missile components and airframes be the future of aerospace manufacturing? That’s the bet, Machina Labs CEO Edward Mehr said.The Los Angeles-based company plans to break ground on its third manufacturing facility this year, Mehr told Defense One at the Space and Missile Defense Conference last month.That…

A $533 million artillery factory built to help replenish America’s supply of 155 mm shells instead became plagued by robot fires, malfunctioning equipment and production failures, ultimately failing to deliver a single usable shell, according to a ProPublica piece. Outside of Dallas, the General Dynamics facility was intended to become…

We Recommend

The open-world genre has often served as something of a benchmark for how far gaming has come as a medium. Combining massive and immersive seamless virtual worlds, cinematic narratives driven by memorable characters, and exciting exploration full of freedom and adventure in one alluring package, some of the most iconic…

Published Jun 19, 2026, 3:00 PM EDT A new report reveals that government workers were paid to play Grand Theft Auto Online, and it isn’t going over well with officials. Credit: via Rockstar Games Originally published by  Game Rant Civil servants in the UK got paid to play Grand Theft Auto Online…

Posted on June 19, 2026 by Daniel Mitchell Ammo looks simple at a glance: projectile, case, powder, primer. Once you begin to sort through calibers, bullet designs, and intended use, the choices multiply. This guide strips the jargon away and explains what matters for range time, hunting, competition, and personal…

A Department of Veterans Affairs loan is a helpful benefit offered to men and women of the armed forces who qualify. The benefits provide certain opportunities you can’t get with other loans. These perks include the ability to refinance your home up to 100% of its value, and make no…

To enlist in the military, you must take the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) test and get a good score. In the Air Force, career roles are represented by Air Force Specialty Code (AFSC). Determining your eligibility for specific jobs depends on a breakdown of your ASVAB subtest scores…

© 2026 Gun Range Day. All Rights Reserved.