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The U.S. Space Force published Monday its first capstone doctrine, Spacepower, eight months after its creation, outlining what the new military branch calls a guidepost for its mission....Read More

The number of COVID-19 cases in the U.S. military passed the 30,000 threshold this week, the Pentagon reported on Friday....Read More

A defense cooperation agreement between France and Cyprus, three years in the making, is now in force, the Cypriot government announced this week....Read More

Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy has offered reforms related to missing person policies and may implement further reforms as investigators review recent deaths at or near Fort Hood in Texas....Read More

Gen. Charles Q. Brown was officially installed Thursday as the Air Force’s 22nd Chief of Staff, becoming the first African American in history to lead a military service as its highest ranking officers....Read More

The U.S. Army announced “Capability Set ’23,” a technical exchange meeting to consider its requirements for its networking modernization plan....Read More

Turkey, a NATO member, remains a regional transit hub for Islamic State terrorists, a Defense Department Inspector General’s report says....Read More

The Navy and Marine Corps have found the amphibious assault vehicle that sank off the coast of California last week — as well as the remains of those killed in the incident....Read More

The Pentagon has not yet submitted a shipbuilding blueprint to lawmakers this year because Defense Secretary Mark Esper did not think the Navy has developed a “credible pathway” to building a 355-ship fleet....Read More

Secretary of Defense Mark Esper said Monday the United States grieves the deaths of eight Marines and a Sailor who were killed over the weekend when their amphibious assault vehicle sank off the California coast....Read More