NATO defense leaders are expected to put the final touches on an ambitious alliance war strategy for Russia, the first new such battle plan since the height of the Cold War, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Joseph Dunford said Wednesday.
Washington's campaign against terror groups in Afghanistan will continue unabated despite Taliban demands for a full U.S. withdrawal from the country, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Joseph Dunford said Wednesday.
Former Defense Secretary James N. Mattis, who clashed memorably with President Trump and his aides in a rocky two-year tenure, is penning a new memoir but says he will not use the book to settle scores.
The poppy, an international symbol of remembrance and reverence for those who fought and died in conflicts since World War I, is returning to the National Mall this Memorial Day.
President Trump and the Pentagon pushed back Thursday at reports of an imminent surge of U.S. forces in the Middle East to confront Iran, while acknowledging that Tehran's recent aggressive behavior remains a focus of prime concern.
Acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan dismissed reports that up to 10,000 U.S. troops would soon be heading to the Middle East to counter Iranian aggression in the region, but did admit administration officials were weighing an uptick in the American military presence in the region.
The venerable, reborn 2nd Fleet is embarking on its first major mission into the North Atlantic less than six months after the Navy recommissioned it to counter what the Pentagon says is steadily rising Russian aggression.
The Trump administration should drop plans to extend New START, the landmark nuclear arms treaty with Russia, according to a new analysis from the conservative Heritage Foundation.
Barbara Barrett, a former U.S. ambassador to Finland and a fixture in the American defense policy and industry circles, has been tapped by the Trump administration to be the next Air Force secretary.
The Trump administration's aggressive actions to curb reported threats against U.S. forces in the Middle East have worked to deter Iran, acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan said Tuesday, indicating the White House and Pentagon may pare back its forceful measures against Tehran.
U.S warplanes intercepted several Russian fighters and bombers crossing into American airspace off Alaska's western coastline late Monday, in the latest show of force by Moscow near the Arctic region.
Members of the Iranian-backed militia Kataib Hezbollah were responsible for Sunday's rocket attack that landed near U.S. military and diplomatic outposts in Baghdad's Green Zone, Iraqi counterterrorism officials say.
Several Democratic presidential hopefuls took the the Trump administration to task Sunday over its rhetoric against Iran, saying the White House is leading the U.S. toward another intractable conflict in the Middle East.
The U.S. Embassy in Baghdad was the target of a rocket attack late Sunday, days after the Trump White House ordered American diplomatic personnel to pull out of the country.
The Trump administration's direct talks with the Taliban have left the U.S.-backed government in Kabul in the dark, raising concern that any peace deal will lack the public support to work, Afghanistan's top emissary to Washington warned this week.
The U.S. cannot turn a blind eye to Russia and China's rapid advances in the field of hypersonic weapons and must expedite efforts to build up its own weapons in the field, the Air Force's top official said Thursday.
The Chinese navy is on track to seize the capability to strong-arm control of all international shipping lanes in the Pacific in the next decade and overtake the U.S. as the globe's dominant naval power by the middle of the century, a former top U.S. military intelligence officer warned this week.
Spanish naval commanders have pulled the country's warships from the U.S.-led fleet dispatched to the Persian Gulf, reportedly to counter imminent Iranian threats to American forces in the region.
The Marines are looking for a few good cyber warriors from the private sector to help the Corps bolster its network defenses against growing threats from Russia, China and others.