Pentagon & Policy

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Pentagon officials respond to concerns about U.S. military stockpiles following Operation Epic Fury.

Transportation Secretary is addressing telecom issues following a close call involving Marine One and a passenger jet.

The Pentagon has given defense companies 21 days to submit plans for accelerating weapons production.

An airman from special operations saves a man from a burning vehicle, showcasing the courage and training of military personnel.

Navy restricts anonymous reporting of harassment and discrimination incidents, affecting service members' reporting options.

The Pentagon establishes a new innovation hub in North Carolina to enhance military fabric production and address vulnerabilities.

DOGE claimed $1.76 billion in savings from a terminated military health IT contract, but GAO reports the contract was never actually terminated.

The GAO found that a claimed $1.7 billion savings from a military health IT contract termination was inaccurate.

The Pentagon has revoked former Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall's security clearance over allegations of classified information disclosure.

The USS Theodore Roosevelt is now the first Navy carrier equipped with an Unmanned Air Warfare Center, enhancing its operational capabilities.

The Pentagon calls on Asian allies to enhance defense investments amid rising tensions.

Female sailors can now purchase Service Khaki slacks featuring back pockets and modern fit sizing.