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Change in defence plan prompted by Ukraine war may mean the Poland-Lithuania border is less critical than once assumed

Unless the United States alters its diplomatic and military strategies in Africa, it is inevitable that it will repeat past mistakes.

Retired U.S. Army Master Sgt. Chriss Moen devotes most of his free time to his fellow veterans in south King County — living and deceased

Chriss Moen devotes most of his free time to his fellow veterans, living and deceased.

A small step for Marines, a giant leap for the Marine Corps.

Let's take a moment to consider this toast delivered at a recent gathering hosted by the OSS Society -- which honors the mighty and innovative Office of Strategic Services, the World War II-era predecessor to the CIA.

Let's take a moment to consider this toast delivered at a recent gathering hosted by the OSS Society -- which honors the mighty and innovative Office of Strategic Services, the World War II-era predecessor to the CIA.

A commitment from the U.S. to "no first use" of nuclear weapons could significantly reduce the risk of a nuclear war, writes Professor John Quigg

The primary deterrent to a Chinese first strike with tactical nuclear weapons is the threat of a second strike with American nukes.

After a flurry of tantalizing but incomplete public announcements throughout October, the much-delayed future force plan for the U.S. Navy known as Battle Force 2045 is no longer missing in action. Its prolonged absence, though, will not be without consequence.