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L3Harris Technologies announced orders totaling $160 million from the Marine Corps for multi-channel handheld and vehicular radio systems, bringing total program orders to $336 million. The two... | May 17, 2023

Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is using a tool called Babel X that can link a person's Social Security number to their social media posts and location data, according to an internal CBP document obtained by Motherboard.

Special operators from the U.S. Army's Special Operations Command recently showcased their skills during a training exercise in preparation for potential

The Armed Forces of Kazakhstan must protect the fundamental values of peace and tranquility amid conflicts, President and Supreme Commander-in-Chief Kassym-Jomart Tokayev said at a 5 May expanded meeting on the development of the army, the Akorda press service reported, writes Saniya Sakenova in Nation. The role of the army has increased, the president stressed, […]

Retired Air Force intelligence officer Robert Birchum appeared for sentencing Monday, but a judge wanted more time to research similar cases.

Exclusive: Rep. Matt Gaetz introduced a bill Tuesday to keep Arlington and other national cemeteries open if the debt ceiling is breached and there is a lapse in appropriations.

Andrew Nathaniel Gomez, 25, of Spring Lake, faces 18 additional charges in a secret peeping case first announced in March, officials said.

What’s the proper penalty for the retired Air Force intelligence officer who kept more than 300 classified defense documents among his personal belongings?

The new submarine is called the Dry Combat Submersible, and it differs from the existing vehicle because it is sealed against the elements.

The helicopter was carrying two soldiers from the 16th Combat Aviation Brigade from Joint Base Lewis-McChord when it went down near the Yakima Training Center late Saturday.