
U.S. Military Faces Challenges in Africa Following ISIS Leader's Death
U.S. military faces challenges in Africa as ISIS leader is killed and force reduction concerns arise.
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U.S. military faces challenges in Africa as ISIS leader is killed and force reduction concerns arise.

Ukraine announces its first homegrown guided aerial bomb, enhancing its military capabilities against Russia.

The Pentagon has begun a sweeping review of the military legal system, addressing structural concerns and implications for service members.

The Air Force has revised its policy on religious accommodation, impacting chaplains' involvement in waiver requests.

All four crew members of two Navy E/A-18G Growlers survived a midair collision, with three ejecting without injury.

SOCOM's deputy director highlights the need for quicker integration of autonomous systems across platforms.

Explore the F4F Wildcat's role in WWII and its impact on military aviation.

The Air and Space forces have updated their religious accommodation policies to align with Pentagon guidance, impacting service members.

The Massie bill seeks to impose new standards on U.S. groups lobbying for foreign states, impacting military and veteran communities.

Lt. Gen. John Healy receives the prestigious Order of the Sword, recognizing his leadership in the Air Force Reserve.

Discover the heroic story of Texas Lt. Jack Knight, who continued to fight after being blinded in battle.

The USS Cleveland has been commissioned as the last Freedom-class littoral combat ship, marking a significant milestone for the Navy.