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The Air Force lifted its Osprey flight ban after two weeks without a long-term fix.

Nato stockpiles were depleted to arm Kyiv – but the defence industry must ramp up production once more

Here we go again. Politicians, looking for places to save money, are wielding the defense budget ax. Civilian Pentagon leaders have ordered the services to find roughly $60 billion in budget savings over the next five years.

With a lot of supplies going to Ukraine, America may not be ready for the next war.

Pentagon officials are concerned that U.S. ammunition stocks donated to Ukraine have severely depleted U.S. stocks.

With low unemployment, a declining pool of eligible applicants and the public’s trust fading, how can the U.S. military change its recruiting fortunes?

And Jill Biden has a rebound coronavirus case.

"Under-manned units over-operate, resulting in an unrested and less specialized force. And the only real solution to this issue is to add fresh bodies to the force," writes Mackenzie Eaglen of AEI.

A widespread issue with ejection seats that impacted hundreds of aircraft across the U.S. military last week was first discovered on an F-35A Lightning II back in April.

A federal judge in Ohio on Wednesday blocked the military’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate nationwide for Air Force, Space Force and ...