Peter Suciu

The Nimitz-class supercarrier conducted its 200,000th fixed-wing aircraft recovery while it travels to the Middle East to relieve the USS Abraham Lincoln.

Hanwha’s American subsidiary is slated to build several K9 Thunder self-propelled howitzers for the US Army at a new facility in Alabama.

Facing a multi-year delay in delivery of its F-16s, Bulgaria is considering buying secondhand interim aircraft—and doing its best to keep its existing Soviet-era jets aloft.

Belgian fighter jets are keeping watch over Iceland this month—a task that NATO members take on a rotating basis, as Iceland lacks an air force.

A US Army unit is offering re-enlisting soldiers a special four-day pass coinciding with the release of Grand Theft Auto VI in November. Around 20 have already taken the offer.

The optics of renaming a ship from a Black war hero to the sitting president are poor—but skeptics have opposed the naming of the future USS Doris Miller for years.

The USS Klakring, a former US Navy frigate decommissioned in 2013, is slated for the chopping block—though some have wondered why the UK is not providing the ship instead.

The acting US Army chief of staff stressed the need to integrate “space, cyber, electronic warfare, and artificial intelligence”—but is planning to eliminate the Army’s first dedicated drone unit.

Photographic evidence has emerged supporting Ukraine’s claims of strikes on two Russian frigates in Novorossiysk, the Russian Navy’s de facto headquarters in the Black Sea.

The United States military's Yokota Air Base in Japan is home to more than active-duty personnel, with a total base community of roughly 12,000 to