Pentagon & Policy·May 5, 2026·Marine Corps Times
Pentagon Confirms Iran Ceasefire Holds Despite Strait of Hormuz Tensions
The Pentagon confirms Iran ceasefire remains intact despite recent tensions in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Pentagon & Policy·May 5, 2026·Marine Corps Times
Marine Corps Revamps Reconnaissance Training Pipeline for Better Preparedness
The Marine Corps is revamping its reconnaissance training to better prepare Marines for their roles.
Pentagon & Policy·May 5, 2026·Military Times
Marine Corps Revamps Reconnaissance Training Pipeline
The Marine Corps is revising its reconnaissance training to better prepare newly minted Marines for their first assignments.
Pentagon & Policy·May 5, 2026·Defense News
Germany's Defense Minister Highlights Long-Range Strike Gap from U.S. Drawdown
Germany's defense minister highlights a critical long-range strike gap due to the planned U.S. military drawdown.
Pentagon & Policy·May 4, 2026·Military Times
Lawmakers Push to Expand Gun Rights on Army Corps of Engineers-Run Lands
GOP lawmakers urge the Army to ease firearm restrictions on recreational sites managed by the Army Corps of Engineers.
Pentagon & Policy·May 4, 2026·Army Times
Lawmakers Advocate for Expanded Gun Rights on Army Corps Lands
GOP lawmakers are advocating for looser firearm restrictions at recreation sites managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
Pentagon & Policy·May 4, 2026·Military Times
Air Force Approves T-7A Red Hawk for Low-Rate Production
The Air Force has authorized low-rate production of the T-7A Red Hawk, marking a significant step in military aviation.
Pentagon & Policy·May 4, 2026·Defense News
Air Force Approves Low-Rate Production of T-7A Red Hawk Aircraft
The Air Force has authorized low-rate production of the T-7A Red Hawk, marking a significant step in military aviation.
Pentagon & Policy·May 4, 2026·DefenseScoop
U.S. Deploys Defense Assets to Protect Shipping in the Strait of Hormuz
The U.S. is deploying new defense assets to protect commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
Pentagon & Policy·May 4, 2026·Navy Times
U.S. Military Escorts Commercial Carrier Through Strait of Hormuz
The U.S. military successfully escorted a commercial carrier through the Strait of Hormuz, ensuring safe passage amid regional tensions.
Pentagon & Policy·May 4, 2026·Military Times
US Military Escorts Commercial Carrier Through Strait of Hormuz
The US military provided escort for a commercial carrier through the Strait of Hormuz, ensuring safe passage.
Pentagon & Policy·May 4, 2026·Task & Purpose
West Virginia Guardsmen Awarded Medals for Heroism in D.C. Attack
Two Guardsmen receive medals for their heroic actions during a November attack in Washington, D.C.