Military

The US approves a $200M deal to support Japan’s HVGP program, boosting defense capabilities in the Indo-Pacific amid rising tensions.

With a foot in both the world of special operations and cutting-edge defense tech, Michael Obadal’s nomination as Under Secretary of the Army signals a push toward modernization at a time when the force can’t afford to lag behind.

With adversaries burrowing deeper into the shadows, U.S. Special Forces are turning to FPV drones—agile, lethal, and built for the unforgiving subterranean fight—to clear the caves and tunnels where danger hides.

The US military is rated “weak”—underfunded, overstretched, and facing rising threats. Can America stay ready for the next global crisis?

The sudden dismissal of Admiral Franchetti in February underscores the administration’s commitment to refocusing the military on warfighting readiness, stripping away distractions like DEI that have no place in an institution built for victory.

North Korea fires missiles as US-South Korea drills begin, calling them a “war rehearsal.” Is Pyongyang testing Trump’s next move?

If the Army wants to stop bleeding recruits like a gut-shot private on a forced march, it needs to take a hard look at leadership, training, and whether it’s selling young soldiers a bill of goods they can’t cash in the real world.

The arrests of Jian Zhao, Li Tian, and Ruoyu Duan serve as a sobering example of the ever-present threat posed by foreign espionage, reinforcing the need for relentless vigilance and unwavering loyalty within the U.S. military ranks.

US Transportation Command seeks approval to buy 10 used cargo vessels to secure vital sealift capacity for future military operations.

In a tragic display of how even the most routine military exercises can spiral into disaster, a South Korean village was left reeling after a botched bombing run turned homes into rubble and sent civilians scrambling for their lives.

Navigating the VA healthcare system is like being dropped into a bureaucratic minefield with a blindfold on—except the explosions come in the form of red tape, incompetence, and enough wasted taxpayer dollars to make a Wall Street swindler jealous.

Lockheed, Nokia, and Verizon are revolutionizing military communication with 5G tech, boosting speed, security, and battlefield readiness.