Drones have reshaped modern warfare, enhancing military capabilities worldwide. Jack de Santis, a drone pilot, leverages his expertise to advance Ukraine's defense.
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In 1943, Sgt. Paul F. Eshelman Jr. was killed during Operation Tidal Wave. His remains were recently identified and buried in Pittsburgh.
Boeing and Leonardo are teaming up to offer a contractor-owned, contractor-operated solution for the U.S. Army's revamped flight school.
The U.S. plans to build a facility in Idaho to train Qatari pilots, sparking controversy. Defense Secretary Hegseth announced the move amid critiques.
Former Democratic lawmaker Leezah Sun sentenced to 24 months probation for violating a restraining order in Arizona.
Allvin’s Early Retirement Raises Questions Allvin’s unexpected retirement in August was linked to his push for Air Force reorganization, diverging from traditional tenure norms.
Oregon Army National Guardsman Major Tommy Vu set a new push-up record with 1,721 reps in an hour. His achievement awaits Guinness verification.
A retired Army officer, David Slater, was sentenced to nearly six years in prison for conspiring to share classified info via a foreign dating site.
The U.S. Army has contracted FN America for $2M to develop the Precision Grenadier System, a next-gen weapon enhancing combat capabilities.
The Army's ACASP now includes 17 new job specialties, boosting the total to 60. This program helps recruits with civilian skills advance faster.