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USS Gerald R. Ford Stops in Crete for Fire Repairs During Extended Deployment

The pause highlights maintenance and habitability strains despite Navy assurances of full mission capability.

USS Gerald R. Ford Diverted to Crete After Onboard Fire Halts Middle East Mission

USS Gerald R. Ford Leaves Red Sea for Repairs in Crete After Onboard Fire

Bundeswehr Appearance Rules Still Unsettled as Military Ombudsman Demands New Hair and Beard Decree

Italian Frigate Martinengo Arrives Off Cyprus in Coordinated European Defense

Inquest Hears Soldier’s Rifle May Have Fired After Comrade ‘Bumped Into Him’ in 2016 Range Death

Lockheed Martin Wins Contract to Deliver Advanced C-130J Trainers to RAAF Starting 2029

Ukraine Says Foreign Volunteer Legions Integrated Into Assault Units, Not Disbanded

NATO Winter Camp in Estonia Shows Cold-Weather Readiness Near Russian Border

Ukraine Says F-16s Have Downed Over 1,000 Aerial Targets Since Entering Combat

South Korea Sets Timeline to Restore Marine Divisions’ Control and Build Operations Command

Australia Completes Transfer of 49 M1A1 Abrams Tanks to Ukraine

Trump Signs $901 Billion Defense Bill With China Curbs, Taiwan Boost and New Oversight

IDF Recovers Capt. Daniel Perez’s M-16 From Booby-Trapped Site in Northern Gaza

France Unveils Paid 10‑Month Voluntary Military Service for 18–19‑Year‑Olds

Army Accelerates Counter-Drone Fielding After Flytrap 4.5, Taps Four Vendors and Eyes Indo-Pacific

Kremlin Hails North Korean Sappers Clearing Mines in Russia’s Kursk Region

Russia Formally Launches Unmanned Systems Forces to Centralize Drone Warfare

Turkey Confirms 20 Dead in C-130 Crash Near Georgia–Azerbaijan Border

France Leads NATO 'Dacian Fall' Drills in Romania to Prove Rapid Reinforcement