US military

You probably didn’t know it, but in December 2023, the United States got a lot bigger.

From joint exercises to defense drills, hypersonic missiles to high-tech outreach, countering China’s ‘dangerous path.’

The allies struck 8 locations in Yemen.

Action aims to end blockade affecting shipping through the Suez Canal.

Defence contractor Austal will be constructing 3 new US Navy vessels.

The move by Australia to strengthen ties with Washington and London over what’s viewed as a growing CCP threat in the Indo-Pacific area.

Military recruiters have warned a Senate hearing that a bulky medical waiver process and concerns about ‘falling behind’ are hampering enlistment efforts.

For decades, the ability for the U.S. military to simultaneously conduct two-and-a-half major regional conflicts was the standard, until the 1990s cuts.

The US military lost one of its most advanced fighter jets. The pilot ejected, and the jet allegedly went into autopilot.

Air Force spokeswoman says there is an overall declining interest in military service among today’s potential candidates.

In this stunning episode of Over the Target, Lee Smith speaks with authors of the just published bestseller “Kabul”—a play-by-play account of one of the worst s

You probably didn’t know it, but in December 2023, the United States got a lot bigger.

From joint exercises to defense drills, hypersonic missiles to high-tech outreach, countering China’s ‘dangerous path.’

The allies struck 8 locations in Yemen.

Action aims to end blockade affecting shipping through the Suez Canal.

Defence contractor Austal will be constructing 3 new US Navy vessels.

The move by Australia to strengthen ties with Washington and London over what’s viewed as a growing CCP threat in the Indo-Pacific area.

Military recruiters have warned a Senate hearing that a bulky medical waiver process and concerns about ‘falling behind’ are hampering enlistment efforts.

For decades, the ability for the U.S. military to simultaneously conduct two-and-a-half major regional conflicts was the standard, until the 1990s cuts.

The US military lost one of its most advanced fighter jets. The pilot ejected, and the jet allegedly went into autopilot.

Air Force spokeswoman says there is an overall declining interest in military service among today’s potential candidates.

In this stunning episode of Over the Target, Lee Smith speaks with authors of the just published bestseller “Kabul”—a play-by-play account of one of the worst s