Pentagon & Policy

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The Pentagon has signed agreements with Boeing and RTX to enhance SM-3 component production, impacting military readiness.

Five Navy crew members were rescued by the Air Force following a helicopter mishap in California.

Explore the story of Douglas Munro, the Coast Guard's only Medal of Honor recipient, and his final moments.

Discover how active-duty service members and veterans can save on high-ticket purchases with military discounts.

Learn about dishonorable discharges, their consequences, and who they affect in the military.

The Navy is set to swap the USS Abraham Lincoln for the USS George Washington in the Middle East, impacting sailors and their families.

A woman faces felony charges for vandalizing the WWII Memorial, raising concerns over respect for military history.

Gen. B. Chance Saltzman retires, marking a leadership change in the Space Force ahead of Lt. Gen. Douglas A. Schiess's appointment.

DISA is testing new capabilities for the Mission Partner Environment at INDOPACOM, impacting military operations.

Eligible troops can receive up to $10,000 for egg and sperm freezing under a new pilot program.

Poland claims to have stopped a Russian assassination attempt on an American citizen, highlighting ongoing security threats.

Recent reports reveal ongoing Russian military flights to Africa, raising security concerns.