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The remains of 147 South Korean soldiers from the Korean war were repatriated Tuesday in what the Pentagon describes as the largest repatriation of South Korean soldiers’ remains....Read More

A sudden increase in COVID-19 infections at Andersen Air Force Base in Guam is under investigation, officials said on Monday....Read More

Defense contractors are reopening despite the COVID-19 pandemic, but a slowdown is still expected for the next several months, a top Pentagon official said on Monday....Read More

The Pentagon’s strategy for defense in space treats the environment as a warfighting domain, a Defense Department report says....Read More

The Navy announced Friday it will not reinstate the captain of the USS Theodore Roosevelt who was relieved of his position after sounding the alarm about a coronavirus outbreak....Read More

B-2 Spirit stealth bombers conducted integration and interoperability training with Norwegian F-35s during a strategic bomber mission north of the Arctic Circle Thursday....Read More

The Marine Corps has released the name of the Marine Raider who died in a parachute accident Tuesday....Read More

The first two F/A-18 Block II Super Hornet fighter planes were delivered to the U.S. Navy for testing purposes, manufacturer Boeing announced on Wednesday....Read More

NATO agreed to strengthen defenses to counter the potential of Russian missiles on Wednesday, but stopped short of deploying new nuclear missiles in Europe....Read More

Naval Striking and Support Forces NATO concluded Exercise Baltic Operations, also known as BALTOPS, Tuesday....Read More