Vice President JD Vance will join military leaders at Camp Pendleton for a Marine Corps 250th anniversary event, featuring amphibious demonstrations.
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STAR Village in Tucson offers short-term outdoor housing for women and nonbinary individuals, addressing bed shortages.
An Arizona court is deliberating whether to release election records to AUDIT-USA after Santa Cruz County sued them.
Maj. Gen. Clair Gill outlines the Army's talent panel strategy to realign troops amid force restructuring, focusing on voluntary transitions.
The U.S. Army successfully tested the LRMP, a precision artillery round with a 120 km range, at Yuma Proving Ground, showcasing its advanced capabilities.
The U.S. Army will achieve a major milestone in its accelerated M1E3 Abrams tank rollout before next year ends, with soldier evaluations.
AeroVironment partners with Grand Sky to deploy counter-UAS tech at Grand Forks, enhancing airspace security and supporting the Golden Dome project.
SAN DIEGO (AP) — Parents of a U.S. Marine detained by immigration officials, with one deported after visiting a California military base.
The U.S. Army is revamping its industrial base to mass-produce drones, aiming to field 10,000 systems monthly despite challenges.
The U.S. Army has contracted Compass Group USA to create campus-style dining facilities at several bases, enhancing soldiers' culinary experience.










