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The Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville is helping ensure Soldiers are healthy and fit for duty with a $9.4 million Medical Outfitting and Transition program contract developed to provide equipment

Largely invisible to most Americans, just to the south, the security situation is worsening as a result of an intense conflict between the Mexican government and domestic drug cartels — and even among the narco-gangs themselves.

The USVs tested came in different sizes - from five to 36 feet (1.5 to 11 meters).

A number of ideas are being floated to enhance Seouls deterrence after South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol hinted that he will keep all options open, including the re-deployment ...

The inauguration of Yoon Suk Yeol as South Korea’s new president quickly led to alignment with the United States on a wide range of foreign and security policies. Yoon declared that a strong alliance with the United States would be the foundation for South Korea’s foreign relations with China and North Korea. He rejected his predecessors’ attempts to balance Seoul’s relationship with Beijing and Washington.

South Korea said its military will strengthen security cooperation with the U.S. and Japan, including the deployment of “U.S. strategic assets,” after Kim Jong Un’s North Korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles Sunday.

 

Named after John Bell Hood -- a Confederate officer in Texas during the Civil War -- Ft. Hood in Killeen will be renamed Fort Cavazos by 2024.

The army base will be named after retired Gen. Richard Cavazos, known for his heroics during the Korean War.

North Korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles (SRBMs) toward the East Sea on Sunday, the South Korean military said, after Seoul and Washington wrapped up a naval exercise, involving a US aircraft carrier, the previous day.The Joint ...