Military

The move caught senior defense officials by surprise.

Pyongyang is using a diplomatic impasse to improve its weapons technology.

That’s why, for now, tough talk may remain just that.

This may not be the first time the Javelin antitank missile has been caught in the political crosshairs.

Deployment will include missile defense capabilities and a “moderate” increase in troops.

Pentagon is cautious as Riyadh requests additional U.S. forces.

Retired Vice Adm. John Miller says the United States and Saudi Arabia should ratchet up the war in Yemen to hit back at Iran.

Some contend that the department’s delay in approving his memoir was due to longstanding protocol, not ill will.

By announcing the creation of a chief of defense staff, New Delhi hopes to modernize India’s armed forces.

Defense Secretary Mark Esper is pushing to get key officials confirmed, but significant gaps remain.

If Japan wants to stay under the U.S. umbrella, it needs to open up its military facilities.

The new U.S. defense secretary must strike a balance between placating angry lawmakers and satisfying the White House.

In the increasingly close relationship between the Russian and Turkish presidents, there’s one clear alpha.

The United States officially resurrects U.S. Space Command, but the fight for a Space Force is not yet done.

As part of a broad effort to cut dependence on Chinese technology, the Defense Department is hoping to boost domestic production of small UASs.

Nearly four decades after taking out Saddam Hussein’s nuclear reactor, Israel once again faces threats emanating from Iranian-backed militias in Iraq.

Advocacy groups see the upcoming election as an opportunity to boost the number of women in senior positions.