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U.S. Readiness Strained as Interceptor Stocks Run Low in Drone and AI Era

A CBO estimate that the United States has used most missile-defense interceptors points to a multi-year rebuild effort, forcing the Pentagon to speed production of cheaper options.

Ben Gurion Near Capacity as US Refuellers Strain Ramp Space

Second Missing U.S. Soldier Found in Morocco After 11-Day Search

Navy Confirms April 9 MQ-4C Triton Crash as Class A Mishap

CENTCOM Adds EA-37B Compass Call Jets to Operation Epic Fury After UK Sightings

Joint Staff Director Fred Kacher Removed After Three Months, Returns to Navy

Sofia Airport Restricts Night Flights as U.S. Airlift Uses Bulgarian Hub

Senate Confirms Christopher LaNeve as Next Army Vice Chief

NATO Intensifies Sub Hunt Near Norway as U.S. P‑8 Is Intercepted Over Black Sea