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.

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 ...

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 ...