Marines May Practice Attacking Enemy Ships from Shore in Upcoming Exercise
About 5,000 Marines from I MEF joined approximately 5,000 sailors operating on four ships for Pacific Blitz 2019.
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B-52 Bombers Arrive in Europe for Integration Exercises and Training
The U.S. Air Force has sent B-52 Stratofortress bombers to the United Kingdom for strategic missions in Europe, according to...
US Military to Permanently Cancel Large-Scale Exercises on Korean Peninsula
The Pentagon is permanently canceling the large-scale military exercises in South Korea, U.S. officials said.
As Russia, China Threaten, Navy SEALs Get a New Focus
Naval Special Warfare is increasingly being included in planning for the "great powers competition," Adm. Bill Moran says.
US Didn't Fly in Recent UAE-Led Exercise
The U.S. military is not planning to participate in a recent United Arab Emirates-led exercise with Middle East partners.
Air Force Sends B-2 Stealth Bombers to Hawaii for Exercises
Three B-2 Spirit stealth bombers and more than 200 airmen landed this week at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam.
US Plans Changes to Exercise Foal Eagle with South Korea
The Defense Department is changing up a major exercise it holds annually with South Korea, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said...
Decision on US-Korea Joint Exercises Coming by December
The U.S. and South Korea are reviewing whether they will conduct large-scale military exercises next year.
Russia to Respond to NATO Exercises with Missile Tests
Russia plans to test missiles off Norway in an area where NATO is carrying out its biggest exercises since the Cold War.
USS Gunston Hall Damaged in Heavy Seas During Nordic Transit
The Virginia Beach-based amphibious dock landing ship USS Gunston Hall is in port in Reykjavik for a damage assessment.
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