The U.S. Air Force seeks contractors to train foreign pilots in combat and non-combat missions using various aircraft in the U.S.
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The CBO reports that U.S. National Guard deployments have cost taxpayers $600M. Continued deployments could add $93M monthly.
A former U.S. Marine paralyzed in a 2025 bar shooting awaits trial. Prosecutors prepare, but no court date is set, prolonging his family's wait for justice.
ISTANBUL — Otokar Otomotiv is set to expand its European footprint by acquiring a controlling stake in Romania's Automecanica, enhancing its armored vehicle program.
Families of the 67 victims of last year's DC aircraft collision gathered to honor their loved ones, calling for safety reforms to prevent future tragedies.
U.S. Marines sharpen cold-weather skills for NATO's Cold Response 2026 in Norway, reinforcing Arctic defense and alliance cooperation.
A judge will decide if ex-Navy SEAL Robert O’Neill's $25M defamation lawsuit against podcasters, over claims about the bin Laden raid, stays in federal court.
NTSB criticized years of ignored warnings before a fatal helicopter and jet collision near D.C., urging FAA reforms for improved safety.
The Italian army received four Lynx fighting vehicles from Rheinmetall, marking the start of a 1,050-vehicle order.
Boeing reports a $565M loss on the KC-46 Pegasus tanker for Q4 2025, citing supply chain and production costs. Despite setbacks, the Air Force orders 15 more units.