U.S. Military

Decades of ignoring the menaces posed by Russia and China has led the West to a precipice.

“If that’s our attitude, we’re never going to win a war again, ever,” said one U.S. source familiar with the debate.

As in Afghanistan, Trump’s decisions to withdraw have only emboldened terrorists.

What military planners learn when they simulate a Chinese attack.

U.S. spy planes are keeping Putin’s buildup in the open—for now.

Since 2009, the United States has supported the country’s military with funding, weapons, and training.

The country’s request has taken on renewed urgency amid Russia’s troop buildup.

A significant portion of Americans seek the destruction of political authority. What if they succeed?

Americans need the government to level with them about the need to stand up to rivals like Russia and China—and the costs of failure.

A new book chronicles the arduous struggle for LGBTQ equality in the U.S. military.

Growing military cooperation offers Washington a hedge against Ankara and Moscow.

An espionage thriller presents an alternative to former U.S. President Barack Obama’s failed policy toward the Assad regime.

Most soldiers said they weren’t told how to deal with Chinese and Russian propaganda.

Lawmakers raked Gen. Milley, Gen. McKenzie, and Defense Secretary Austin over the coals for the chaotic end to the war in Afghanistan.