Pentagon & Policy

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The US Marine Corps receives its last MV-22B Osprey, marking a significant milestone in military aviation.

U.S. military may require troops in the Middle East to surrender cell phones to prevent targeting.

U.S. military may mandate troops in the Middle East to surrender cell phones to prevent targeting by adversaries.

Heatstroke cases in the military increased in 2025. Learn about the implications and preventive measures being implemented.

Heatstroke cases in the military are rising. Learn how this impacts service members and what precautions are being taken.

Eligible Marines can leave service 90 days early due to budget cuts. Find out who qualifies and what to expect.

Eligible Marines can leave service 90 days early due to budget constraints. Find out who is affected and what changes now.

Ford, GM Defense, and BC Customs are set to compete for the Army's new infantry squad vehicle, impacting future military mobility.

Ford, GM Defense, and BC Customs are set to compete for the U.S. Army's new infantry squad vehicle contract.

Trump agrees to allow Ukraine to produce Patriot interceptors, impacting military readiness and defense strategies.

Accenture secures an $821 million contract to enhance the Pentagon's War Data Platform with AI technology.

The Marine Corps has taken delivery of its final MV-22B Osprey, marking a significant milestone in military aviation.