Pentagon & Policy

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The Army Rangers secure the Best Sapper title for the second consecutive year, showcasing their skills in combat engineering.

The U.S. Air Force intends to increase its F-15EX Eagle fleet to 267 aircraft, enhancing its air combat capabilities.

High gas prices are leading to a rise in electric car rentals, impacting military families and veterans.

A US sailor was injured in a monkey attack in Thailand and has been transferred for medical care ahead of deployment.

A US sailor was injured in Thailand by a monkey before deploying to the Middle East, highlighting unique risks faced by service members.

Italy has decided to forgo $14 billion in defense spending due to economic pressures, prioritizing energy costs and citizen needs.

Coast Guard families express concerns over the impact of the government shutdown on their financial stability.

For the first time since 2003, three U.S. aircraft carriers are operating in the Middle East, impacting military readiness and strategy.

Three U.S. aircraft carriers are operating in the Middle East for the first time since 2003, impacting military readiness and strategy.

Three U.S. aircraft carriers are now operating in the Middle East, marking a significant military presence for the first time in decades.

Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez avoids confrontation with the U.S. over NATO operations amid reported Pentagon emails.

Two Venezuelan women are risking everything to protest the detentions of their husbands following a U.S. raid.