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Azerbaijan takes flight with the delivery of its first C-27J Spartan, a versatile military transport aircraft from Leonardo.

China claims intercepting a US anti-submarine device in disputed South China Sea waters, raising tensions as the US remains silent.

Denmark is calling its F-35 training jets back home due to delays in a critical software upgrade, sparking anxieties among European allies.

In last night’s debate, it became painfully evident that President Biden, struggling with cognitive decline, is unfit to lead our nation’s military, leaving Trump as the clear choice for Commander-in-Chief.

We must confront the drug crisis not just as a public health emergency but as a national security threat, holding accountable those who profit from our suffering and prioritizing holistic, long-term recovery for the sake of our families and communities.

Lt. Col. Brent P. Byng, commander of the 19th Special Operations Squadron at Hurlburt Field, has been arrested on charges of child abuse and obstructing justice, sending shockwaves through the military community as the investigation unfolds.

Mounting losses of Russia’s Su-34 bombers in Ukraine cast doubt on their ability to maintain air superiority.

The Navy and Marines have adopted a common definition for warship readiness, aiming at smoothing deployments plagued by unclear communication.

Eight ISIS-linked terrorists from Tajikistan infiltrated major U.S. cities, slipping past border security and igniting fears of potential attacks on American soil.

Space Force bolsters its warfighting capabilities with new leaders for its intelligence and communication Deltas.

As our chopper flared hard over the street, we dumped out and spread out in quick-time route-step to the exhumation site, the palpable stench and the sight of impossibly small remains cementing the grim reality of Srebrenica’s tragedy.

American troop pullback in Africa risks intel blind spots as extremism grows, prompting a shift to collaboration.