US F-15 Fighter Flew Near Iranian Passenger Jet Over Syria, Officials Confirm Passengers posted videos and photos on social media claiming a fighter jet was buzzing the aircraft "in a threatening manner...
Former MARSOC Operator of the Year Killed in Iraq The Defense Department has identified a Marine Raider killed in Iraq while supporting the joint mission to defeat ISIS.
CENTCOM Shoots Down General's Claim of 'No Increased Threat' from Iran U.S. Central Command has rejected a commander's assertion that Iran posed "no increased threat" to U.S. troops.
US Airstrikes to Continue in Syria Against ISIS Despite Announced Withdrawal In addition to U.S. and coalition strikes, Iraqi fighter aircraft have also attacked ISIS targets inside Syria recently.
US Sends 2,000 Guard Troops, 100 Aircraft to Unprecedented NATO Exercise Aimed to Deter Russia Germany is preparing to host the biggest air deployment exercise in NATO's history, a show of force intended to impress...
Researchers Say Military Service Is the 'Single Strongest' Predictor of Violent Extremism The new analysis comes as the Pentagon and the services try to grapple with the idea of extremism within the ranks.
Cutting Weight: Marine Infantry Battalions to Shrink 10% by End of the Summer The service's "Force Design 2030" initiative will shave the current infantry battalion size from 900 down to 811 by September...
Feds Sue for Millions in Damages After Osprey Incident at San Diego Airport More than three years after a civilian skydiving aircraft collided with an MV-22 Osprey sitting on a San Diego runway, the U...
Green Berets Have Struggled for Years with Recruiting, Internal Data Shows As Green Beret recruiting has faltered for years, the Army has also been chipping away at the size of its elite units.
