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A three-week training event dubbed Digital Horizon, which started last week, features 15 types of unmanned systems, 10 of which are new to the Navy in the region, service officials said.

Last week on October 19 the US Navy announced that "General Michael 'Erik' Kurilla [lead image, lower right] , commander of CENTCOM, conducted a visit aboard the USS West Virginia [top], a U.S. Navy Ohio-class nuclear-powered ballistic missile...

How Russia is reading Western, particularly US, nuke talk.

The U.S. Navy will start offering up to $100,000 in cash for tips leading to the seizure of weapons, drugs and other smuggled goods in the waters of the Middle East. 

Naval integration is not just a concept for planning and force development. It’s being practiced in earnest in the European Command area of responsibility.

Agencies | Manama    The Daily Tribune – www.newsofbahrain.com US...

A two-year pilot program will allow people in military families who are experiencing acute mental health issues to receive up to a month of inpatient care from providers in Bahrain.

Drug and weapons smuggling, as well as rocket attacks, undermine the security of the major shipping route.

The US is considering sending unmanned Israeli boats to its joint Middle East operations, a move that could deepen Israel's growing role in regional military arrangements as it normalises ties with Gulf states.

The U.S. Naval Forces Central Command (NAVCENT) is now running tests of the Saildrone Explorer and other unmanned surface vessels in the Arabian Gulf