Improvised Explosive Devices - IEDs

The DoD has released the name of a decorated sailor killed in an improvised explosive device blast in northern Iraq.

The U.S. Defense Department identified the two soldiers killed by a suicide bomber at the Bagram airbase in Afghanistan.

Friends have started a scholarship fund to honor Army 1st Lt. Weston Lee.

A NATO soldier was killed in a suicide attack a day after two U.S. troops in a NATO convoy were killed near Kandahar.

Spc. Alexander W. Missildine, 20, died Oct. 1 as a result of injuries sustained when an IED detonated near his convoy.

The roadside bomb that killed a U.S. soldier in Iraq last week was an explosively formed penetrator, a top U.S. general said.

The Pentagon is looking to preserve a host of rapid-development programs and war zone-specific procurement practices.

Russian officials have asked the U.S. for help in detecting and dismantling improvised explosive devices at the Olympics.

The Joint IED Defeat Organization will have its funding and personnel cut in a diminished role at the Defense Department.