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Advocates are pushing for better care and public recognition of traumatic brain injuries, a signature wound of the post-9/11 wars.

The FORTRESS initiative requires military installations to sustain power, water, fuel and communications independently, reflecting Pentagon concerns about domestic infrastructure vulnerability in a major conflict.

The U.S. Navy celebrates its 251st anniversary, honoring sailors past and present who have defended American interests across the world's oceans.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's plan to slash 20 percent of senior officer ranks drew sharp criticism from a retired major general, who accused him of reckless purging.

Spain's Defence Ministry launched an internal inquiry and referred an Amnesty International report documenting 22 cases of alleged abuse by armed forces against migrants to prosecutors.

Major General Ibikunle Ademola Ajose takes command of Operation Hadin Kai as insurgent violence persists ahead of January elections

The Tatmadaw has reversed battlefield losses through mass conscription and air strikes, while opposition groups face weapons shortages and internal fractures

Cristy Maryori Villafranca Trejo was removed Aug. 24, one of at least six military spouses deported under the administration's crackdown — her husband learned by phone at 3:40 a.m.

The Pentagon is considering renaming the USS Doris Miller after President Trump, drawing swift condemnation from civil rights leaders and lawmakers.

Defence Minister Shinjiro Koizumi, speaking in Sydney, warned the three-way alliance is essential as Trump scales back Ulchi Freedom Shield exercises and praises Kim Jong Un.

South Korea says its 18,000-soldier exercises will proceed as scheduled despite Trump's order to reduce U.S. participation, citing Pyongyang's recent missile tests.

Staff Sgt. Michael Swinton, 30, died July 19 disposing of a drone assessed as Iranian; President Trump met his family at Dover Air Force Base before the transfer to Fayetteville.