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A Gigantic New ICBM Will Take US Nuclear Missiles Out of the Cold War-Era But Add 21st-Century Risks

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Army Set to Retire Online Training System, Leaving Soldiers with 2-Week Gap in Access

Pauline Golodoff and George Kudrin hold an iPad featuring images of their deceased spouses.

Death of Last Surviving Alaskan Taken by Japan During WWII Rekindles Memories of Forgotten Battle

Hezbollah fighters carry the coffin of Jihad Mughniyeh.

Israel’s Assassinations Road to Perdition

Back Pay Floated for Officers Whose Promotions Were Delayed by Tuberville While Handful Still Await Confirmation

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Signage stands on the main gate to Camp Lejeune Marine Base

National Security Concerns Spur Disconnection of Chinese Batteries from Camp Lejeune

A Philippine Coast Guard member holds on a rubber fender as a Chinese coast guard vessel passes by.

US and Philippines Condemn the Chinese Coast Guard's Water Cannon Blasts on Fisheries Vessels

Scientists and other workers rig the world's first atomic bomb.

'Slap in the Face': Victims of Trinity Test Radiation Say Congress Again Let Them Down by Denying Compensation

U.S. currency from within the cash cage during an immersion tour at Incirlik Air Base, Turkey

Biggest Military Pay Raise in 2 Decades Finalized in Newly Released Defense Bill

From left to right: Lance Cpls. Merax C. Dockery, Ivan R. Garcia, and Tanner J. Kaltenberg.

3 Marines Found in Car Likely Died Due to Disconnected and Rusted Exhaust Pipes: Medical Examiner Report

A Palestinian woman holds her child after an Israeli strike on her neighborhood.

Israel Presses on With Gaza Bombardments, Including in Areas Where it Told Civilians to Flee

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North Korean government shows what it says is the launch of a military spy satellite into orbit.

US, South Korea and Japan Urge a Stronger International Push to Curb North Korea's Nuclear Program

Rain soaked memorials in Lewiston, Maine

Families Press for Investigation of Army Reservist Who Killed 18 in Maine Mass Shooting

Foreign Ministers attend a news conference about the Israel-Hamas war

US Vetoes UN Resolution Backed by Many Nations Demanding Immediate Humanitarian Cease-Fire in Gaza

the National Coast Guard Museum keel-laying ceremony

Coast Guard Highlights National Museum Project's Oldest Artifact

Harpers Ferry-class dock landing ship USS Pearl Harbor pulls into Joint Base Pearl Harbor Hickam

USS Pearl Harbor Makes Hawaii Pit Stop

Opinions

Sailors assigned to the USS Carney man their watch stations

American Forces Must Strike Iran to Protect US Troops

"The disproportionate scale of Iranian attacks to American responses lays bare that Iran, not the U.S., holds deterrence in...

An Active Denial System from the Joint Non-Lethal Weapons Directorate is staged before conducting a counter personnel demo during Weapons and Tactics Instructor course (WTI) 2-17 at Site 50, Wellton, Ariz.

An Alternative Way of Dealing with Human Shields

Those of us who fought in Somalia in 1993 were the first Americans to experience firsthand the barbaric tactic of using...

Israeli soldiers walk in the area of Al-Shifa hospital

Hamas Isn’t the First Military Group to Hide Behind Civilians as a Way to Wage War

Civilians often become pawns in war when one side does not have a military advantage against a stronger adversary.

Afghanistan

Alec Baldwin speaks at the Ripple of Hope Award Gala at New York Hilton Midtown

Family of Marine Killed in Afghanistan Fails to Win Lawsuit Against Alec Baldwin

Air Medals sit on display during a ceremony at Travis Air Force Base

Hundreds of Airmen Will Receive New Medals for 2021 Afghanistan Evacuation

Pakistan Says Nearly 25,000 Afghans Waiting for Visas to US Won't Be Deported as Part of Clampdown

Military Technology

New Apps to Help with Military Family Moves Further Delayed as Private Contractor Takes Over Household Shipments

Technical issues have further delayed the transition to a new process for overseeing the Defense Department's household goods...

CV-22 Osprey takes off from Iwakuni base in Japan

US Military Grounds Entire Fleet of Osprey Aircraft Following a Deadly Crash off the Coast of Japan

The Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps took the extraordinary step of grounding hundreds of aircraft after a preliminary...

Laser pointed at an HH-60 Pave Hawk in safety demonstration

As Laser Pointer Incidents Spike, Airmen Are Getting Updated Eyewear That Provides Better Protection

The  Air Force Life Cycle Management Center's Human Systems Division is starting to field new, upgraded eyewear that can...

Ukraine and Russia

Volodymyr Zelenskyy and U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin in Kyiv

US Announces New Weapons Aid for Ukraine as Congress Is Stalled on More Funding

President Joe Biden delivers remarks on funding for Ukraine

Biden Urges Congress to Pass Ukraine Aid Package While Expressing Openness to Mexico Border Changes

news conference at the Department of Justice

US Files War Crime Charges Against Russian Troops Accused of Torturing an American in Ukraine

Pacific Militarization

U.S. national security adviser Jake Sullivan, left, poses for a photo with his South Korean counterpart Cho Tae-yong

South Korea's Defense Chief Vows Retaliatory Strikes on 'Heart and Head' of North Korea if Provoked

The South Korean warning came as the top security advisers from South Korea, the U.S. and Japan gathered in Seoul for talks...

South Korean soldier in Goseong, South Korea near the DMZ

Korea's Army of Senior Citizens Ready for Battle. 'I Don't Remember the Rifles Being So Heavy'

Founded last summer by a group of civilians with no affiliation with the military, the Senior Army — which currently has...

U.S. and South Korean soldiers try to connect a floating bridge

South Koreans Want Their Own Nukes. That Could Roil One of the World’s Most Dangerous Regions

The alliance with the United States has allowed South Korea to build a strong democracy with citizens confident Washington...

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