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U.S. troops were injured after a Russian vehicle hit a U.S. convoy, the White House's National Security Council confirmed.

China, Russia and Iran have watched how U.S. forces use space-based technologies on the battlefield.

The Marine Corps will overhaul its mission in Norway this fall, swapping its yearlong presence for shorter stints.

President Trump said he has never spoken to Putin about reports that bounties might be connected to deaths of U.S. troops.

Maj. Gen. Ekman said that Russian and U.S. troops do cross paths in Syria, but largely abide by deconfliction protocols.

The service is responsible for nearly 80 percent of the Defense Department's Arctic funding.

It’s official: the U.S. Air Force will buy the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter jets denied to Turkey .

The mercenaries are trying to blunt an offensive by the U.S.-backed government.

The U.S. military has a problem: when it comes to long-range precision fires, infantry forces are outgunned by Russia.

"The larger question we should pose is who benefits from the release of this information? The obvious answer is Russia."