Ammo Production Meltdown: Pentagon Watchdog Slams Failure to Meet 155mm Shell Targets
The U.S. Army’s grand promise to crank out 155-mm howitzer shells at record speed is sputtering into a slow-motion disaster. […]
Thousands of Soldiers Swelter in Hawaii Barracks After Water Plant Breakdown
Roughly 4,000 soldiers stationed in Hawaii are roasting in their barracks without the comfort of air conditioning after a mechanical
U.S. to Launch Drone Warfare Academy in Morocco as Strategy Turns to Local Empowerment
The United States is moving to strengthen its footprint in North Africa — not by boots on the ground, but
U.S. Launches Full Maritime Blockade on Iran Starting Tuesday
The United States military is taking decisive action in the Persian Gulf, enforcing a full maritime blockade on Iran to
Hegseth Launches Crackdown Task Force to Hunt Down Media Leakers
The U.S. government has had enough of leaks jeopardizing national security and endangering American lives. War Secretary Pete Hegseth announced
Heroic F-16 Pilot Earns Distinguished Flying Cross After Braving Enemy Fire in Saudi Skies
An American hero has once again reminded the world why the U.S. Air Force leads the skies. Capt. Nathanial “Icarus”
Can America’s Military Still Adapt When the Fight Changes?
The U.S. military has long prided itself on its world-class readiness—numbers of troops on call, ships at sea, and aircraft
Lawmakers Press War Department to Release Report On Iran School Strike
Democrat senators led by Kirsten Gillibrand are once again trying to pressure President Trump’s administration and the War Department to
Navy Christens USS George M. Neal to Honor Hero of Daring North Korea Rescue
In a moment that merged history, valor, and American grit, the Navy officially christened a new destroyer in honor of
U.S. Drone Boats Smash Iranian Targets in Historic First Strike
For the first time in history, the U.S. military has unleashed autonomous attack sea drones in combat — and the