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Acting U.S. Secretary of Defense Christopher Miller announced the transfer of $29.3 million in military equipment to senior Philippine military officials....Read More

The Department of Defense is planning to adopt a flight simulation program that can be installed on ordinary computers and laptops to supplement pilot training....Read More

The U.S. Army’s Criminal Investigations Command continues to investigate the deaths of three soldiers based in Fort Bragg in North Carolina near Fayetteville, after new details emerged last week....Read More

Sgt. First Class Alwyn Cashe, who died in 2005 while rescuing fellow soldiers from a burning vehicle in Iraq, was cleared to receive the Medal of Honor....Read More

The U.S. Navy’s second Constellation-class guided missile frigate will be named USS Congress, Navy Secretary Kenneth J. Braithwaite announced on Friday....Read More

A U.S. B-52 bomber joined NATO fighter planes for exercises over the Barents Sea, bordered by Norway and Russia, the U.S. European Command announced....Read More

The Navy plans to rename the U.S. Fleet Forces Command to the U.S. Atlantic Fleet, Navy Secretary Kenneth Braithwaite said this week....Read More

Flight hours are down and training waivers are on the rise among military pilots, making military flights riskier, according to a new report from a commission convened to investigate the cases of military aviation crashe...Read More

The fifth missile warning satellite of the U.S. Space Force has been constructed and is ready for launch, manufacturer Lockheed Martin announced on Wednesday....Read More

German defense contractor Rheinmetall on Wednesday announced the $42.3 million sale of 2,000 MK82-EP general purpose aircraft-dropped bombs to France and Germany....Read More