Pentagon & Policy

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The Marine Corps has released new guidance on heat and cold injury safety, requiring leadership to implement response plans.

BAE Systems introduces the 'Brontanax', an unmanned fighter jet, marking a significant advancement in defense technology.

The Army's audit reveals significant flaws as the Pentagon aims for its first clean audit by 2028.

The Army's audit drive uncovers significant flaws as the Pentagon approaches its 2028 audit goal.

Fighter pilot retention is crucial for military readiness, as highlighted by Navy veteran Jen Kiggans.

Fighter pilot retention is a critical issue for military strategy and national security.

The Pentagon's Iran War costs have reached $37.5 billion, prompting potential training cuts without supplemental funding.

Sgt. Angel S. Rampersad is the third U.S. soldier confirmed killed in an Iranian attack in Jordan, highlighting ongoing military risks.

The Pentagon has reported a $37.5 billion cost for the Iran war and is requesting $67.1 billion more in emergency funding.

The Pentagon has reported $37.5 billion in costs for the Iran war and is requesting an additional $67.1 billion.

The Senate panel has advanced Jay Clayton's nomination to lead U.S. intelligence agencies, setting the stage for a full Senate vote.

Yemen's Houthi rebels declare a blockade on Saudi Arabia, raising concerns for military operations and global trade.