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The U.S. Navy helped French naval forces intercept and seize thousands of assault rifles and half a million rounds ...

The U.S. Military seized methamphetamine and hashish amounting to over $33 million after halting a supposed fishing vessel in the Gulf of Oman this week.

The Norfolk-based USS George H.W. Bush Strike Group led the training, known as "Juniper Oak," which wrapped up last week in the Mediterranean Sea.

French special forces operators boarded an Iranian smuggling vessel bound for Yemen this month, uncovering thousands of assault rifles and 20 anti-tank guided missiles.

Sheba Medical Center joined the US Navy’s 5th Fleet in an exercise aimed at enhancing the preparedness of the Kenyan Navy for mass casualty scenarios.

Two admirals currently serving in the Pentagon on the Joint Staff have been nominated to lead numbered fleets in the Middle East and the Pacific, the Department of Defense announced on Friday. Rear Adm. Fred Kacher, currently the vice director for Operations (J-3) on the Joint Staff, has been nominated for a third star and […]

On Jan. 27, the U.S. Navy, Kenya Navy and regional partners wrapped up Central Partnership Station (CPS), a five-day relationship-building mission in Mombasa, Kenya.

The U.S. Navy has seized more than 2,000 AK-47 assault rifles believed to be bound for Yemen from a fishing vessel in international waters in the Gulf of Oman, marking...

To meet ambitious goals with reduced resources, the U.S. military and its regional partners will need to continue expanding their focus on unmanned systems, artificial intelligence, agile combat employment, and integrated air defense.

Commander US AFCENT calls on Air Chief