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A former Air Force chief of combat intelligence pleaded guilty to a felony charge after it was discovered that he kept hundreds of classified documents in his possession, despite retiring in 2018.

Militaries around the world have a tendency to get very creative when it comes to naming both training and combat missions. The history books are full of...

Check out these fun activities at Singapore Discovery Centre and rediscover how everyone can play a part in defending our home

The experts and researcher behind the family-friendly fun on Sesame Street realized that kids were particularly affected by some of the consequences of the virus.

• GILBERT P. BAYORAN Col. Orlando Edralin* The Army’s 303rd Infantry Brigade in Negros Occidental will have a new commander starting January 31 in the

Commentary The name Robert Kadlec may mean nothing to you, but anyone who has watched Stanley Kubrick’s Cold War era satirical masterpiece “Dr. ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs has updated its policies to provide free care for veterans with suicidal ideations.

SOUTH FORK, Colo. – If you have spent much time on military-related social media platforms, you’ve probably seen some of the memes featuring a seasoned Army sergeant major with a

The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) designated Major General Arturo G. Rojas of the Philippine Marine Corps (PMC) as the new commander of the Special Operations Command (SOCOM) effective Wednesday, Jan. 25. Maj. Gen. Arturo G. Rojas (Photo: Western Mindanao Command, Armed Forces of the Phi

Lithuania became the first export customer for Switchblade 600 loitering munition The $48 million deal gets Lithuania several thousand Switchblade 600s Ukraine is already using the smaller but smaller 2,5 kg (55 pound) Switchblade 300s and possibly 60