Pentagon & Policy

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The Army has officially named its new assault aircraft, the Bell MV-75, Cheyenne II, honoring Native American tribes.

France's recent military exercise evaluated mobile command capabilities to enhance battlefield agility and responsiveness.

Tensions over the Strait of Hormuz could impact U.S.-China relations and military deployments.

GTA Online, 12 years post-launch, still earns significant daily revenue through microtransactions and updates.

Japan's upcoming arms export policy changes are attracting attention from U.S. allies, impacting military partnerships and technology access.

Japan is easing arms export rules, attracting interest from U.S. allies. Learn about the implications for military cooperation.

A Navy photographer's respectful approach led to an iconic image of Artemis II astronauts, highlighting military contributions to space exploration.

The U.S. military confirms its blockade of Iranian ports as hopes rise for renewed talks with Tehran amidst rising tensions.

A Marine Corps team wins the Army's top sniper competition, marking a significant achievement for the branch.

Analysts caution that Yemen's Houthis could disrupt critical shipping lanes in the Red Sea, impacting military operations and global trade.

Analysts highlight the risks posed by Iranian-backed Houthis in the Red Sea, affecting military and global trade.

Explore how FY27 budget requests from the Air Force and Space Force emphasize modernization, while the Army and Navy focus on procurement.