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Japan’s Defense Ministry announced this week that as of 2023 it would no longer accept new military personnel from the Myanmar military for training in Japan, citing the junta’s execution of four pro-democracy activists in July as a major factor in its decision.

A Defense Ministry spokesperson said that the decision was a response to the military junta’s shocking execution of four political prisoners in July.

In response to the growing aggressiveness of its North Korean nuclear adversary, the United States needs to fashion its pertinent policy positions

50 surface warships, 5 submarines, 5 aircraft, and sailors and marines from 12 NATO member states are participating in Dynamic Mariner 22.

Air Vice Marshal Udeni Rajapaksa has been appointed the Director Air Operations of the Sri Lanka Air Force.Born in Colombo in Western Province in 1969, Air Vice Marshal Udeni Rajapaksa is a past pupil of Bandaranayake College, Gampaha and Ananda College, Colombo. He joined the Kotelawala Defence Academy, Ratmalana as an Officer Cadet on 06 […]

PALO ALTO, Calif. (PRWEB) September 09, 2022 -- Janet Grondin, CEO of Stellar Solutions, Inc., a global leader in aerospace engineering services, will receive

Enlisted airmen who work in some of the Air Force's most difficult jobs will receive from $900 to $5,400 less annually beginning next month.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky has appealed to people creating an information picture with a request to pay attention to all sections of the front.

According to the newly released 2023 Budget Estimates from the Department of the Air Force, they are cutting the pay of some of the most dangerous jobs in the department.