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The U.S. military is increasing efforts to counter China’s influence around the Pacific by cultivating partnerships with countries in the region. Hawaii…

Columnist Mike Richard relates the fate of three Gardner men: one killed at Anzio; another in the Pacific; a third from a firearms accident

Teresa “Terrie” Doherty LeMire, 55, of San Angelo passed away in her home on Monday, January 3, 2022 in San Angelo, Texas following a 21-month battle with pancreatic cancer.  

On January 7, 1911, the first bulk delivery of newspapers via an airplane occurred in California. This took place just over seven years after the Wright

In many ways, 2021 was a bounce-back year for Pulaski County. Events that were cancelled in 2020 as a result of COVID-19 returned. Business and industry thrived despite big-picture economic

WASHINGTON: The US Army is in the midst of a generational modernization effort, a budget crunch and pivoting away from the Middle East to focus on threats in China and Russia. But that’ll be the focus of a different end of year piece. For this one, we can just have fun. Here are the stories from 2021 (or from the three months that I’ve been with Breaking Defense) that I had the most fun or found the most interesting. And if you don’t notice right away, there’s a common t...

From the evacuation of Kabul to live-fire training in Syria, military photographers captured army's most memorable events in vivid clarity

After an intensive 18-month training regime, six chaplains graduated Friday from the Family Life Chaplains Qualification Course at the Fort Hood Chaplain Family Life Training Center.

Local news from StateCollege.com and Centre County Partners. Read about Centre County Sailor Killed at Pearl Harbor Accounted for 80 Years Later and more from the State College, PA region

Navy Lt. Cmdr. Hugh R. Alexander, of Centre County, was serving aboard the USS Oklahoma during the attack on Dec. 7, 1941. He was among the 429 crew members lost.