Reaching a target, completing a mission and turning the result into lasting leverage are three different military problems.

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Eight articles filed against US Defense Secretary signal fracturing Republican consensus on military leadership amid Iran strategy repositioning.

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth addressed students and faculty at the Naval War College in Rhode Island, announcing reforms to senior military education and denouncing civilian bodies dictating...

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The US Defence Department pursues an unprecedented long-term contract to secure critical minerals and reduce strategic dependence on Beijing.

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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has fired the Pentagon's top military planner, Army Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia, a Pentagon official told CBS News.

Aviation News – European military transport capabilities could see a major boost as France, Poland, and Denmark evaluate expanding or introducing the Airbus A400M aircraft into their fleets, providing vital relief to the manufacturer's assembly line. France plans to acquire an additional six A400Ms under its proposed 2024–2030 Military Programming Law update, raising its total fleet from 35 to 41 aircraft.

When Eight Ships Replace One Hundred: The Internal Fracture Between Washington’s Podium and the Pentagon’s Ledger

Lithuania moved closer to lifting a constitutional restriction on weapons of mass destruction.

FPÖ defense spokesperson Volker Reifenberger confirms no consensus was reached on the proposed '6+3' military and civilian service model.

US troop redeployment from Europe signals a massive defense shift. Find out what this means for global security and alliances. Read the full s...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth indicated a potential redeployment of U.S. troops from Europe to the Western Hemisphere to support the Trump administration's campaign against drug cartels in South America. This move would signify a shift in U.S. military priorities, with potential implications for international alliances and congressional oversight. The decision could reorient U.S. strategic focus towards Latin American security challenges.

WASHINGTON, United States – Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth plans to cut the number of positions designated for U.S. military generals

Denmark now conscripts women on the same terms as men and Ukraine has more than 76,000 in uniform, while the Pentagon studies whether women hurt ground combat units.