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The Air Forces Special Operations Command decided in the spring to create a third "power projection" wing at Davis-Monthan, prompting the departure of the planes and support personnel from Cannon.

Ascending to the role of the Army's top enlisted leader, Sgt. Maj. Michael Weimer, a seasoned Delta Force operative and Green Beret, brings a fresh perspective and relentless focus on change, readiness, and strategic warrior culture to the U.S. Army.

Achieving the Army of 2030 and designing the Army of 2040 will require transformative vision, thoughtful leadership and sound investment, according to speakers at the July 26-27 Association of the

For Star subscribers: Air Force details plans to launch a new special-operations wing to replace the A-10 mission at Tucsons Davis-Monthan Air Force Base.

The Air Force has formally chosen Davis-Monthan Air Force Base to host a new Special Operations Command Wing, launching a process that will replace the base's long-lived A-10 close air-support mission over the next five years.

The Air Force said it selected Davis-Monthan as the preferred location to host Air Force Special Operation Commands third

Exclusive: Documents show officials raised concerns SAS might be mentioned in US state department’s human rights report

Pensacola business leaders are stepping up efforts to avoid a distant but catastrophic scenario of losing the Blue Angels.

He wants to improve economic relationships with democratic partners like India.

Military personnel are attempting to retrieve the bodies of four soldiers who died in a helicopter crash on Friday night, as the government plans to keep the Taipan fleet grounded until the cause of the accident is known.