Pentagon & Policy

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Two U.S. officials died in a crash after a successful anti-drug operation in Mexico, raising concerns over safety and operations.

The European Union is close to finalizing a $106 billion loan package to support Ukraine's military and financial needs.

Health experts discuss the implications of the DOD's optional flu vaccine policy for military personnel.

The Navy is studying the feasibility of building ships outside the U.S. to address labor capacity issues.

The Navy is studying the potential for shipbuilding outside the U.S. to address labor capacity issues.

The Navy is exploring shipbuilding outside the U.S. to address labor capacity issues, as stated by Secretary John Phelan.

Discover the heroic actions of WWI soldier Reidar Waaler, who saved two men from a burning tank.

The 2027 budget proposes a significant increase in Airmen and Guardians, impacting military readiness and personnel.

US Southern Command has established a new unit focused on autonomous operations to counter threats.

The US Southern Command has launched a new autonomous unit to engage unmanned platforms for threat counteraction.

The Air Force is shifting its sixth-generation tanker strategy to focus on mission systems over new aircraft.

The Pentagon's largest budget request emphasizes Golden Dome, drones, and AI, impacting military readiness and technology.