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Pakistan military takes action against militants along Afghan border
Pakistan military operation is another example of country’s commitment to rooting out militancy and maintaining stability in the region
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Suspect charged with conspiracy for smuggling military-grade electronics to Russia
Estonian national accused of conspiracy for procuring electronics from U.S. manufacturers on behalf of Russian defense contractors and government agencies
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Search and recovery underway for missing Japanese army helicopter
Debris believed to be helicopter parts spotted in the area, about 1,800 kilometres southwest of Tokyo
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Joint FBI, Army training exercise leads to wrongful detention in Boston hotel
Army and FBI face scrutiny for not conducting a thorough investigation prior to training exercise, not verifying the intel about suspect’s location
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Military preparedness to defend U.S. in decline
The U.S. military has been the envy of the world for generations, but there are growing concerns that its capabilities are in decline. According to a recent report from the National Defense Strategy Commission, U.S. military preparedness is in a dangerous downturn, and the reasons for this lack of readiness are numerous.
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Soldiers pitch mold detection solution to Pentagon
Soldiers from the 3rd Infantry Division may have found a solution to the Army’s mold detection problem with the Mold Conditions Awareness Tool, a specialized 3D-printed device that uses sensors to detect temperature and humidity levels within barracks rooms to identify early signs of mold.
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U.S. Air Force revises fitness standards for new recruits
In a groundbreaking move, the U.S. Air Force has revised its fitness standards to welcome recruits who may have previously been turned away due to their weight.
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Russian commander predicts Ukraine victory
Former Russian commander Igor Girkin has warned that Russian President Vladimir Putin’s forces fighting in Ukraine are on the brink of a devastating defeat.
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US considering 1st military execution in over 60 years
The U.S. could soon carry out its first military execution in more than six decades, as former Army Major Nidal Hasan faces a possible death sentence.
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Matt Gaetz surprises military leaders with inquiry regarding on-post drag shows
During a House Armed Services Committee hearing on Wednesday, Republican Representative Matt Gaetz of Florida posed a question to Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen. Mark Milley about drag shows being held on military bases. The two top military leaders were seemingly baffled by the question, with Milley stating that it was the first time he had heard about such shows.
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Myanmar’s military leader vows to crush resistance
Myanmar’s military leader, General Min Aung Hlaing, has promised to crush any opposition to his regime in a rare Armed Forces Day speech. Speaking at a lavish military parade on Monday, the general vowed to deal decisively with “acts of terror” by armed resistance groups and called on countries that have condemned the military coup to support his regime.
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What’s the sound of the modern day battlefield… and does it involve tanks?
As the United States continues to modernize its military, the future of the U.S. military tanks has become a topic of great interest. The U.S. Army currently operates a fleet of nearly 6,000 tanks, which has been the backbone of the U.S. tank force for several decades. However, with emerging threats and changing battlefield environments, the U.S. military is looking to upgrade and replace its tank fleet to maintain its combat edge.
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