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Poland has a secret military project
In a recent discovery, a mysterious "military object" has been found in a forest in Poland. According to reports by the Polish radio station RMF FM, the object is linked to air defense tests carried out by the country's military.
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Finland sees surge of ex-military elected to Parliament
Finland has witnessed a surge of former military generals being elected to parliament. This significant shift in the countryās political landscape comes amid growing concerns over national security and the need for strong leadership.
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Energy secretary to electrify militaryās vehicle fleet by 2030
Adoption of vehicle fleet would be crucial measure in reducing gas emissions, boosting energy self-reliance, enhancing national security
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Military's recruitment problem grows
The US military ās recruitment problem continues to get worse as it grapples with a the crisis for the second year in a row. The situation has sparked concerns among officials, who fear that the ācultural rotā spreading within the armed forces could weaken the countryās ability to maintain a robust defense posture.
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Military training areas in Hawaii under scrutiny
Hawaiiās ecosystem, people, historical sites still affected despite military efforts to reduce impact
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Racial slurs, fire found at Fort Hood barracks: Two soldiers under investigation
Fort Hood incident draws comparisons to investigation at Minot Air Force Base in North Dakota
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Connecticut divers discover wreckage of forgotten experimental submarine
Wreckage of the Defender, an experimental submarine built in 1907 and later scuttled in Long Island Sound, has been discovered by Connecticut divers.
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Army Secretary Wormuth expresses concern over U.S. barracks
Army Secretary Christine Wormuth has made headlines recently for her remarks about the quality of some U.S. barracks. During a House hearing on the Armyās budget, Wormuth candidly stated that there were some barracks that she wouldnāt want her own daughters to live in.
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Florida passes bill allowing death penalty for child sexual abusers
Florida lawmakers have approved legislation backed by Gov. Ron DeSantis that would permit the death penalty for those convicted of sexually abusing children.
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Biden to replace Joint Chiefs of Staff
President Joe Biden is reportedly considering several high-profile candidates to replace the Joint Chiefs of Staff appointed by his predecessor, Donald Trump.
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Military leaders need to be smarter
Prior to the withdrawal from Afghanistan and the shift towards competing with China and Russia, military leaders are facing the difficulty of preparing for future conflicts. One of the biggest hurdles is the excessive amount of information that soldiers are facing, which will only make the confusion of war more difficult to navigate. Nonetheless, the U.S. military is placing emphasis on utilizing its greatest asset: its personnel.
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Tragic consequences of untreated mental health issues among veterans
Tragedy at New Boston station highlights ongoing challenge of addressing mental health issues in U.S.
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