The U.S. Army is merging its Futures Command with the Training and Doctrine Command into the new Army Transformation and Training Command, headquartered in Austin, Texas.
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Military families won their case against the Navy for the 2021 jet fuel contamination at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii. A judge ruled...
The crash of a Marine Corps helicopter that killed five was caused by pilot error, but night vision goggles and unsafe conditions were factors.
The KC-46 Pegasus refueling tanker's remote vision system upgrade, RVS 2.0, faces delays until summer 2027, putting it over three years behind schedule.
The mother of a 23-year-old airman, Roger Fortson, has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit, alleging that excessive force by a Florida sheriff's deputy led to his death. Fortson, serving with the Air Force Special Operations Command, was shot six times in his apartment by Deputy Eddie Duran, raising concerns about law enforcement practices and training.
The Army is discontinuing the M10 Booker, prioritizing high-tech warfare over traditional platforms, leaving infantry units with less firepower.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth highlighted the vital role of Special Operations Forces (SOF) in tackling modern threats with advanced, asymmetric tools.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth mandates a 20% cut in four-star generals and admirals, aiming to streamline military leadership.
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed bills affecting education funding, firearms regulation, and immigration enforcement.
Federal Land Transfer Expands Military's Role at Texas Border
Federal land in Texas is now under U.S. military control, expanding troops' roles in detaining migrants and enforcing border security.