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Houston will host a series of large-scale nuclear training drills this week as the military war games the unthinkable. Analysis shows a missile could kill around 130,000 people if dropped on Houston.

The top commander of US forces in the Middle East expressed concerns over China's inroads the region and told Al-Monitor he wants to turn up the heat at the next Red Sands exercise in Saudi Arabia to simulate more complex drone attacks.

The U.S. military’s newest tech unit in the Middle East has aspirations for robots and artificial intelligence, but first it wants to check out the gear soldiers use now.

As the Pentagon shifts focus to China and Russia, CENTCOM’s chief is banking on experimentation with unmanned surveillance and artificial intelligence to offset a smaller US footprint in the Middle East.

As the Pentagon shifts focus to China and Russia, CENTCOM’s chief is banking on experimentation with unmanned surveillance and artificial intelligence to offset a smaller US footprint in the Middle East.

“A critical step” is how Kurilla described the decision instilled in Crown Prince MBS’ military modernization plans.

The Biden administration is leveraging the Pentagon to quietly rebuild trust with Riyadh in the wake of a very public dispute.

The Biden administration is leveraging the Pentagon to quietly rebuild trust with Riyadh in the wake of a very public dispute.

Cyber experts from law enforcement, military and higher education will meet in Buffalo this week. Mercyhurst University will play a key role.

Around 170 soldiers from across the country participated in the three-day Dense Urban Terrain Exercise joint exercise with personnel from the NYPD and FDNY also participating.