Space plays a critical role in the nation’s security and America’s prosperity, said John F. Plumb, assistant secretary of defense for space policy. “For the Department of Defense space is … Continue reading Official Details Space-Based Threats and U.S. Countermeasures
Russia’s unprovoked invasion of neighboring Ukraine has provoked the worst security crisis in Europe since World War II, and nations around the globe are rallying to help Ukraine defend its … Continue reading DOD Officials Detail Efforts to Support Ukraine, Defend NATO
Nimitz is the first active U.S. Navy carrier in the Fleet to reach this milestone. USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69) has the next highest total of arrested landings at … Continue reading USS Nimitz Records 350,000th Arrested Landing
During a 30-year career, Marine Corps Chief Warrant Officer 4 Harold Edward Wilson saw action during three major wars. His leadership during the Korean conflict helped his beleaguered unit survive … Continue reading Medal of Honor Monday: Marine Chief Warrant Officer 4 Harold Wilson
Horace Middleton served as an infantryman in World War II as part of the “New Galahad” reinforcements that helped Merrill’s Marauders secure the Myitkyina, Burma (now Myanmar) airport, controlling access … Continue reading #VeteranOfTheDay Army Veteran Horace Middleton
Social media is essential in linking us with friends, family and people from all over the globe to communicate instantly. But learning about and following online safety tips is crucial … Continue reading Social media, the safe way
The Army, Navy and Air Force will not make enlistment goals this year, officials told the House Armed Services subcommittee on readiness, yesterday. The Marine Corps and Space Force expect … Continue reading Vice Chiefs Talk Recruiting Shortfalls, Readiness Issues
(AFNS) — Chief of Space Operations, Gen. Chance Saltzman April 19 praised the United States’ proud and trailblazing history in space but said the rapidly changing and more dangerous domain … Continue reading Leader Warns About U.S. Complacency in Space
A Defense Department leader detailed missile threats from adversaries and addressed DOD countermeasure steps during testimony, yesterday, at the Strategic Forces Subcommittee of the House Armed Services Committee. Over the … Continue reading Official Discusses Steps to Deter, Defeat Missile Threats
Foundational to U.S. strategic and integrated deterrence in the Indo-Pacific region is its network of allies and partners. It’s an asymmetric advantage that China doesn’t have, said Navy Adm. John … Continue reading Leaders Detail U.S. Advantage in Indo-Pacific
Defense leaders charted the progress made in ensuring a free and open Indo-Pacific region and what more needs to be done during testimony before the House Armed Services Committee today. … Continue reading DOD Officials Detail Progress With Indo-Pacific Allies, Friends
Marine Veteran Frank Tharin was born in Washington, D.C., in October 1910 but went on to become a resident of Laguna Beach, California. Tharin graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy … Continue reading #VeteranOfTheDay Marine Veteran Frank Tharin
The United States and the Philippines have made rapid strides in upgrading their alliance, and are charging ahead to do more, defense leaders from both countries said at the Pentagon … Continue reading U.S., Philippine Leaders Vow Further Alliance Progress
U.S. and Philippine leaders met today to discuss the nations’ military, economic and humanitarian partnership at a meeting in Washington. Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken, Secretary of Defense Lloyd … Continue reading Leaders Discuss Partnership Between U.S., Philippines
Army Sgt. 1st Class Edward Allen Carter Jr. dealt with a lot of discrimination during World War II, but his determination to be part of the fight kept the pain … Continue reading Medal of Honor Monday: Army Sgt. 1st Class Edward Carter Jr.
At CPAC on Thursday, Sen. Marsha Blackburn took to the stage and railed against China and the CCP. In an interview with Sara Carter of the Sara Carter show, Senator … Continue reading Sen. Marsha Blackburn: U.S. Has “The Greatest Military On Earth,” “Will Not Let China Take Away Our Freedom”
China proposed a 12-point plan for peace, which Western leaders initially appeared hesitant to support. On the first anniversary of the war between Ukraine and Russia, China presented a … Continue reading Is China using their 12-Step proposal for Ukraine to gain influence in the region?
With Air Force officials urging a “no” vote, a North Dakota city council unanimously voted to deny building permits for a proposed corn mill near the Grand Forks Air Force … Continue reading Air Force Sounds Alarm On Chinese Plan To Buy Farmland Near Sensitive Military Base
The Pentagon has announced that most of the wreckage from the Chinese surveillance balloon shot down over South Carolina has been recovered, along with surveillance cameras, solar panels, and other … Continue reading Pentagon: New Photo Of Balloon Taken In Cockpit Of U.S. Jet
A new Chinese spying device has the capabilities of both flying through the air, and swimming under the water. The TJ-FlyingFish, developed by scientists from China’s Shanghai Research Institute for Intelligent … Continue reading New Chinese Spy Device: Spy Balloons May Be A Thing Of The Past
According to U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken, China is preparing to give Russia weapons, ammunition and additional ‘lethal assistance’ for the war in Ukraine. Blinken had met with his … Continue reading Blinken: China Preparing To Provide Weapons And ‘Lethal Support’ To Russia
A spokesperson for China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Wang Wenbin, commented on President Biden’s handling of the situation in East Palestine, Ohio, and made remarks that the Biden administration is … Continue reading Breaking: Chinese Official Weighs In On Nord Stream Attack And Ohio ‘Toxic Mushroom Cloud’
