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Major Gen. Arturo Rojas on Wednesday assumed his new post as commandant of the elite Philippine Marine Corps. Rojas was

North Korea has launched more than 100 missiles since early 2022. North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is working to make his arsenal of missiles easier to launch and harder to track. Pyongyang's rhetoric and progress on nuclear weapons fueled South Koreans' desire for a nuclear deterrent. South Korea and the United States' top priority is to find and destroy as many North Korean nuclear launchers as possible, but North Korea is now making that task more difficult, analysts say.. North Ko...

U.S. Executive Branch priorities via daily schedules and the prior day’s press releases.Treasury Targets Actors Facilitating Illicit DPRK Financial Activity in Support of Weapons Programs. Five Individuals Charged in $2M Virtual Asset and Securities Manipulation Scheme

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Fifty years ago, the Paris Peace Conference agreed to the US withdrawal of all troops and advisors from Vietnam, ending America’s combat role in Southeast Asia.

To “compete on a global stage,” DOD must get a handle on its management practices, Deputy Defense Secretary says.

Kim Jong Un's nuclear weapon ambitions have suffered a setback as a result of a series of cave-ins at North Korea's main uranium source and a tunnel collapse so severe that it is visible from satellite images.

North Korea currently has 80 to 90 nuclear weapons and is targeting a stockpile of 300, according to a new analysis by a South Korean government-affiliated think tank.

The North Korean leader has said his country must mass produce tactical nuclear weapons while also developing a new intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM).

New weaponry should focus on aircraft carriers, submarine warfare,and projecting power ashore