Climate Change, Terrorism Top List of Challenges Facing US Military The list is a departure from last year's, which did not list challenges specific to the climate or environment.
The Army Wants Units to Train and Modernize Simultaneously for Specific Regions Officials want to implement the plan across the total Army for fiscal 2022.
Space Force Members Called 'Space Warfighters' in New Doctrinal Publication "Spacepower" is a new 64-page publication explaining how the Space Force fits into U.S. national security.
The Military May Be Sacrificing Too Much in the Name of Global Presence For too long, the DoD has used the strategic objectives of deterrence and influence to justify "presence" missions.
Lawmakers Question Pentagon's Strategy Focusing on Russia, China Senators voiced concern that the Pentagon's new defense strategy could hurt the counterterrorism mission in Afghanistan.
In Tense Times, Mattis Credits Allies as Key to US Defense Strategy The defense secretary lauds America's relationship with its allies as he accepted an award Wednesday night.
Anger over Afghanistan and the Imperfect Example of Stu Scheller Lt. Col. Stu Scheller has become a symbol in some military and political circles of a need for military accountability and...
Colin Powell, Former Secretary of State and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, Has Died Powell, the first Black American to serve in those roles, died Monday from complications of COVID-19.
Air Force General Is Second Woman to Lead a Top US Command Air Force Gen. Jacqueline Van Ovost has became only the second woman to lead one of the Pentagon’s 11 so-called combatant...
Russia Says It Pushed US Destroyer from Area Near its Waters The incident came as Russia and China conducted joint naval drills in the area.
Shooting in Syria Could Mark New Phase in Israeli Campaign Israel has said it will not tolerate a permanent Iranian military presence in Syria.
