Pentagon & Policy

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Phillip 'Bruce' Cook, a WWII B-17 gunner, was knighted by France at 100, honoring his bravery and contributions.

Phillip 'Bruce' Cook, a WWII B-17 gunner, honored by France at 100 years old for his bravery during the war.

Phillip “Bruce” Cook, a B-17 gunner, has been knighted by France for his WWII service, marking a significant honor for veterans.

Army ROTC cadets credit Lt. Col. Brandon Shah's bravery for their survival during the Old Dominion shooting.

Super Typhoon Sinlaku brings destructive winds and heavy rains to remote U.S. islands, impacting military readiness and local communities.

A 91-year-old woman was so engrossed in her video game that she ignored police at her door, highlighting the gaming habits of seniors.

Explore the pros and cons of oatmeal, eggs, and skipping breakfast for optimal performance in military life.

Over 17,000 U.S. and Philippine troops will conduct joint military exercises, reinforcing U.S. commitment to Asian security.

The U.S. will mediate talks between Israel and Lebanon, addressing long-standing border disputes and regional stability.

Swedish and Polish firms are expanding TNT production to address Europe's ammunition shortages amid rising defense needs.

The Pentagon has reassigned its review of women in combat roles and extended the deadline for completion, impacting military policy.

The Pentagon's review of women in combat roles is under new leadership with an extended deadline, impacting military policies.