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Pentagon Awards $1.13 Billion HIMARS Production Lot That Quietly Includes Canada

The notice underscores rising allied demand that tests U.S. production capacity.

SOUTHCOM Orders New Autonomous Warfare Command for Latin America

THAAD Stays in South Korea, USFK Chief Says, as Interceptors Are Forward-Staged

U.S. Warns Europe of Weapons Delivery Delays Tied to Iran War

U.S. Starts B-52 Overland Bombing Runs Inside Iran

White House Says Gang of Eight Was Notified Before U.S.-Israeli Strikes on Iran

South Korean Foreign Minister Visits Camp Humphreys, Highlights Combined Readiness

Trump Signs 'America First' Arms-Transfer Strategy Prioritizing High-Spending, Strategic Partners

U.S. Hits Suspected Narco Vessel Off Colombia, Killing Two in Latest ‘Southern Spear’ Strike

Golden Dome Marks One Year With Spending Largely on Hold as Space Debate Persists

North Korea Denounces U.S. Sub’s Busan Port Call, Vows Countermeasures

Trump Unveils New Warship Class Bearing His Name as Part of 'Golden Fleet'

House Passes $901 Billion Defense Bill Curbing Europe Troop Cuts and Pressing Oversight

Draft Defense Bill Would Set U.S. Troop Floors: 76,000 in Europe, 28,500 in Korea

Reagan Defense Survey Finds Americans Back Global Leadership Despite Doubts About Military Readiness

Dominican Republic Grants U.S. Access as Trump Signals 'Very Soon' Land Measures in Venezuela Drug Fight

U.S.–Venezuela Standoff Deepens With Carrier Deployment as Europe Withholds Intel

Senators Press Pentagon Policy Office Over Consultation Lapses and Ukraine Aid Dispute

U.S. Weighs Imminent Airstrikes on Venezuelan Military Sites, Media Report

Marines Fire HIMARS at Japan’s Camp Fuji for First Time