The last light tank the Army had actually wasn’t bad

The M551 Sheridan, the last light tank used by the Army, served in three conflicts and proved useful despite its limitations. While it struggled to meet expectations, its operational history highlights its importance during its time.

In US Air Force first, commandos complete grueling Argentine mountain warfare course

US Air Force commandos have successfully completed a rigorous Argentine mountain warfare course, marking a significant achievement in their training. This program included advanced skills such as rock climbing and rope safety techniques.

Task Force Civil Affairs Team Conducts Subject Matter Expert Exchange in Libya

U.S. Army civil affairs soldiers held a subject matter expert exchange with the Libyan National Army and Government of National Unity in Benghazi. This engagement aims to enhance military cooperation and operational effectiveness between the two nations.

This is what it looks like when Marine recruits meet their drill instructors for the first time

Marine recruits experience a transformative moment when they meet their drill instructors for the first time, marking the beginning of intense training. This “Pick-Up Day” serves as an introduction to the rigorous standards expected during their service.

Carrying the Torch: 815th Airlift Squadron Assumes Airlift Mission in Africa

The Minnesota Air National Guard’s 133rd Airlift Wing has completed a historic deployment in Africa, passing the mission to the Air Force Reserve’s 815th Airlift Squadron. This transition marks a significant step in maintaining airlift operations in the region.

Trump vows to seize Iran’s Kharg Island

Trump has pledged to seize control of Iran’s Kharg Island, a crucial hub for the nation’s oil industry. This move comes as ceasefire talks continue to deteriorate, heightening tensions in the region.

Trump vows to seize Iran’s Kharg Island

Trump has pledged to take control of Iran’s strategically vital Kharg Island amid escalating tensions. This move highlights the precarious state of the ceasefire in the region.

The US would need at least 1,200 troops to take Kharg Island, experts say

Experts estimate that the US would require a minimum of 1,200 troops to successfully capture Kharg Island, a strategic location for Iran’s oil exports. Positioned just off the Iranian coast, Kharg Island is pivotal as it handles approximately 90% of the country’s crude oil shipments.

Paris defense show may be last chance to buy before war, CEO says

The Eurosatory defense show in Paris is witnessing a significant increase in exhibitors, rising 30% to over 2,600 this year. Industry leaders suggest this may be the last opportunity for countries to invest in military equipment before potential conflicts escalate.

Senate committee backs Department of War name change

The Senate Armed Services Committee has endorsed a name change for the Department of War as part of the fiscal 2027 NDAA. This shift brings the rebranding closer to becoming law.