As the years have gone by, Brian Williams' account of a 2003 U.S. Army mission imperiled by an RPG attack has changed markedly. This timeline pieces together the shifting story.

As Brian Williams announced this weekend that he would temporarily take himself off the air over his bogus story about an experience in Iraq in 2003, a video of the NBC News anchor recalling the ...

The Soviets sold or provided RPG-7s to at least two dozen of their allies, from Cuba to Vietnam. They allowed a number of countries to produce the weapon under licensing agreements, mostly Eastern ...

BAGHDAD, Iraq – The driver barreled down the road from Baghdad International Airport, ... ‘RPG Alley’: One of Iraq’s worst roads. Posted December 2, 2004. 4 min read . Font size + ...

So here's another wrinkle in Brian Williams' years of telling different stories about being in Iraq: in 2007, he said he actually looked down the tube of the RPG that fired at another helicopter.

Questions are swirling about NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams’ guarded acknowledgment Wednesday night that he had, over the years, falsely ...

During fighting in Iraq, RPG-29s penetrated the armor on the Abrams tanks twice and the Challenger once, according to The National Interest. Other Abrams tanks in Iraq were knocked out by antitank ...

Brian Williams admitted today that he lied about being aboard a helicopter that was shot down by an RPG in Iraq in 2003. The NBC News anchor retold the story as recently as last week: "To Joseph ...

Brian Williams, the nation’s top-rated news anchor, has admitted fabricating a tale of being forced down by enemy fire in a helicopter over Iraq a dozen years ago.

“The RPG came within a foot of my back. I dropped down 6 to 7 feet, and when I landed with my [machine gun] in my hand, I twisted,” McLaughlin recalls. He was left with a herniated L5 vertebra ...