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The top commander of the U.S. Marine Corps in Europe and Africa, under investigation for his use of a racial slur, has been fired, the Corps said Tuesday....Read More

The Wake Island Airfield, regarded as among the most isolated installations in the U.S. military, is undergoing an $87 million upgrade, the Air Force said....Read More

NATO is expanding its defense alliance to space, and is expected to announce construction of a “space center” at Ramstein, Germany, this week....Read More

Two new cases of the COVID-19 virus were reported aboard the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt, a Navy spokesman confirmed on Friday....Read More

The U.S. State Department approved the sale of coastal defense missiles to Romania in a $300 million deal, the Defense Security Cooperation Agency announced Friday....Read More

The Air Force on Thursday recognized three bases for progress on sustainment initiatives intended to increase aircraft readiness....Read More

The aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan and its strike group returned to the South China Sea Thursday....Read More

U.S. hypersonic missiles can strike within six inches of a target after traveling thousands of miles at Mach 5 or faster. Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy said....Read More

China is the United States’ greatest military threat, requiring more agile and better armed warships, Adm. Mike Gilday, Chief of Naval Operations, said in a speech to the “State of Defense” virtual conference....Read More

The U.S. Marine Corps said it has fired the commanding officer of the unit involved in a fatal training exercise in July that resulted in the deaths of nine members of the U.S. military....Read More