Department of Defense Archives - Page 3 of 4

WASHINGTON – With Israel and Hamas returning to arms Friday after the terror group ended a weeklong pause in the

Army invites back soldiers discharged for refusing COVID-19 vaccine

WASHINGTON – Nearly a year after Congress forced the Pentagon to rescind its mandate requiring all troops to receive the

WASHINGTON – US troops killed several Iran-supported terrorists in a retaliatory airstrike Tuesday after they targeted American forces in Iraq,

WASHINGTON – American troops in Iraq and Syria were targeted in seven more attacks over the weekend as the US

WASHINGTON – The American military is flying unarmed drones over the Gaza Strip to help Israel find the more than

The Pentagon on Tuesday launched a new portal where current and former service members, government employees and contractors can report

WASHINGTON – As Congress mulls President Biden’s request for $75.7 billion to send additional weapons to Ukraine and Israel, Defense Secretary Lloyd

The US military has announced it will try to develop a new nuclear bomb more than 20 times more powerful

Georgia’s Fort Gordon was re-designated Fort Eisenhower on Friday, becoming the last of nine Army posts to be stripped of

The US military conducted airstrikes against Iranian proxy groups in Syria Thursday in response to a series of attacks against