New Hampshire Guardsmen Deliver Hope to Cabo Verde After Storm
In a swift response to the devastation resulting from Tropical Storm Erin, which hit the Cabo Verde Islands off the west coast of Africa, New Hampshire Air National Guardsmen loaded […]
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Army Medical Researchers Hunt for Indicators of Heat Stress Risk
A team of researchers at the U.S. Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine is seeking to identify specific physiological characteristics of people who can withstand extreme heat stress during training
Medics embed at hospitals to prep for combat
WASHINGTON – A short gurney ride from a Chinook or Black Hawk to a surgical team is the best hope for survival for Soldiers who serve in combat.
PCS Task Force Holds Military Spouse Town Hall
Military spouses from across the joint force joined the Permanent Change of Station Joint Task Force for a virtual town hall to share their input on their experiences regarding household
Army senior leader outlines data-driven transformation for warfighting superiority
WASHINGTON – The Army is undergoing a significant transformation, shifting its focus to a data-centric approach to ensure warfighting superiority in fut…
Collaborative Combat Aircraft, YFQ-42A takes to the air for flight testing
The Department of the Air Force reached a key development milestone in its Collaborative Combat Aircraft program, with one of its prototype platforms taking flight in less than two years
Agency Protects DOD Classified Work From Adversaries
China is gaining access to academic and technology research related to the Defense Department and its allies, said Matthew Redding, the assistant director of industrial security for the Defense Counterintelligence
DOD Official Says AI, Other Innovations Will Transform Future Warfighting
In a conflict, artificial intelligence can assist the warfighter in discerning what is happening and better understand the tactics the adversary might use, improving decision-making, said Emil Michael, undersecretary of
Air Force tests helicopter countermeasures over water in Total Force exercise
A first-of-its-kind exercise evaluated the effectiveness of countermeasures in a maritime environment and evaluated the helicopters’ defensive capabilities against modern aerial threats.
USS Bulkeley arrives in Rostock, Germany in preparation for Northern Coast 2025
ROSTOK, Germany – The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Bulkeley (DDG 84) arrived in Rostock, Germany for a scheduled port visit to enhance international relations and strengthen NATO Alliance cohesion, Aug.
Paratroopers Make History With Army’s First Drone-on-Drone Strike
Army 1st Lt. Francesco La Torre and his team achieved a milestone once unimaginable for conventional Army units: destroying an aircraft in flight using a first-person-view drone carrying an explosive
Super Garuda Shield 25 Features First Stinger Missile Live Fire
For the first time, soldiers assigned to the 11th Airborne Division fired FIM-92 Stinger missiles in Indonesia during a live-fire exercise as part of Super Garuda Shield 25, marking a
Army Producing Second Tranche of Short-Range Reconnaissance Drones
The Army initiated production of the second tranche of its short-range reconnaissance unmanned aircraft systems, marking a significant step forward in modernizing battlefield capabilities.
USS Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group completes Exercise Northern Edge 2025
NORTH PACIFIC OCEAN – The USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) Carrier Strike Group (ABECSG) wrapped up participation in the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command-led joint force exercise Northern Edge 2025 from the
Hegseth Anticipates Full Review of Kabul Airport Attack Circumstances by Mid-2026
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said he anticipates that a Defense Department special review panel looking into the circumstances surrounding the Aug. 26, 2021, suicide bombing attack in Kabul, Afghanistan, should