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Drone warfare is changing battlefield injuries. Learn how the U.S. medical corps is adapting to these new challenges.

Drone warfare in Ukraine highlights the need for U.S. military medical corps to adapt to new injury patterns. Explore the implications.

The rise of drone warfare necessitates changes in military medical training and veteran care due to more severe injuries.

The UK has deployed military assets to safeguard undersea cables from Russian submarines, emphasizing the importance of infrastructure security.

Green Berets successfully infiltrated over 90 miles undetected during a week-long exercise, showcasing their specialized skills.

A Fort Wainwright soldier receives a 32-year prison sentence for producing child sexual abuse material.

Ukraine reports that Russia is providing Iran with cyber support and satellite imagery to target U.S. forces, raising security concerns.

The Army receives its first XM8 carbines, a modern replacement for the M4A1, enhancing soldier capabilities in combat.

The U.S. Navy requests $3 billion for a significant increase in Tomahawk missile procurement to replenish depleted stocks.

The U.S. Navy seeks a $3 billion budget for a 1,200% increase in Tomahawk missile procurement for 2027 following the Iran war.

U.S. Special Forces successfully rescued a wounded F-15 airman from Iran, highlighting military commitment and regional tensions.