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Lawmakers back White House FY26 plans for more troops, 3.8% pay hike
The military’s active-duty end strength would grow by about 26,000 troops next year under plans being considered in the House and Senate.
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Images show shredded KC-46 boom that led to emergency landing
Photographs that leaked online showed extensive damage to the KC-46’s refueling boom, with its metal ripped and twisted and a chain hanging down.
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France to quicken defense-spending boost in bid to be ‘feared’
France’s nuclear deterrent, while “totally and invariably sovereign,” plays a role in Europe’s security, Macron told troops and officers gathered in Paris.
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In Italy, a bridge to Sicily may offer piece to NATO spending puzzle
A portion of the alliance’s defense spending requirements are likely to spur some creative accounting among member nations.
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Some A-10 Warthogs may dodge retirement under proposed Senate bill
The DOD’s fiscal 2026 budget calls for the Air Force to retire its remaining 162 A-10 attack planes. The Senate’s version would have the service keep 103.
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Proposed Senate defense bill would add $500M in long-term Ukraine aid
The Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative is one of two main ways the Pentagon has provided military support to Ukraine over the last three years.
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Space Force building out more realistic digital training environment
STARCOM plans to transition Swarm to a cloud-based environment in the next year or two if it has the funding to support the effort.
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US is selling weapons to NATO allies to give to Ukraine, Trump says
After a pause in some weapons shipment, U.S. officials said this week that 155 mm munitions and precision-guided rockets were on their way.
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Delays in Navy’s next-gen submarine threaten US seapower, report says
The delay could have an impact on the country’s warfighting capabilities and ability to maintain undersea superiority, a new report to Congress says.
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US commander says China has failed to coerce rivals in South China Sea
Adm. Stephen Koehler gave assurances of U.S. commitment to help defend freedom of passage and the rule of law in the Indo-Pacific region.
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Lawmakers back White House FY26 plans for more troops, 3.8% pay hike
The military’s active-duty end strength would grow by about 26,000 troops next year under plans being considered in the House and Senate.
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Images show shredded KC-46 boom that led to emergency landing
Photographs that leaked online showed extensive damage to the KC-46’s refueling boom, with its metal ripped and twisted and a chain hanging down.
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France to quicken defense-spending boost in bid to be ‘feared’
France’s nuclear deterrent, while “totally and invariably sovereign,” plays a role in Europe’s security, Macron told troops and officers gathered in Paris.
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In Italy, a bridge to Sicily may offer piece to NATO spending puzzle
A portion of the alliance’s defense spending requirements are likely to spur some creative accounting among member nations.
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Some A-10 Warthogs may dodge retirement under proposed Senate bill
The DOD’s fiscal 2026 budget calls for the Air Force to retire its remaining 162 A-10 attack planes. The Senate’s version would have the service keep 103.
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Proposed Senate defense bill would add $500M in long-term Ukraine aid
The Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative is one of two main ways the Pentagon has provided military support to Ukraine over the last three years.
-
Space Force building out more realistic digital training environment
STARCOM plans to transition Swarm to a cloud-based environment in the next year or two if it has the funding to support the effort.
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US is selling weapons to NATO allies to give to Ukraine, Trump says
After a pause in some weapons shipment, U.S. officials said this week that 155 mm munitions and precision-guided rockets were on their way.
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Delays in Navy’s next-gen submarine threaten US seapower, report says
The delay could have an impact on the country’s warfighting capabilities and ability to maintain undersea superiority, a new report to Congress says.
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US commander says China has failed to coerce rivals in South China Sea
Adm. Stephen Koehler gave assurances of U.S. commitment to help defend freedom of passage and the rule of law in the Indo-Pacific region.
-
Lawmakers back White House FY26 plans for more troops, 3.8% pay hike
The military’s active-duty end strength would grow by about 26,000 troops next year under plans being considered in the House and Senate.
-
Images show shredded KC-46 boom that led to emergency landing
Photographs that leaked online showed extensive damage to the KC-46’s refueling boom, with its metal ripped and twisted and a chain hanging down.
-
France to quicken defense-spending boost in bid to be ‘feared’
France’s nuclear deterrent, while “totally and invariably sovereign,” plays a role in Europe’s security, Macron told troops and officers gathered in Paris.
-
In Italy, a bridge to Sicily may offer piece to NATO spending puzzle
A portion of the alliance’s defense spending requirements are likely to spur some creative accounting among member nations.
-
Some A-10 Warthogs may dodge retirement under proposed Senate bill
The DOD’s fiscal 2026 budget calls for the Air Force to retire its remaining 162 A-10 attack planes. The Senate’s version would have the service keep 103.
-
Proposed Senate defense bill would add $500M in long-term Ukraine aid
The Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative is one of two main ways the Pentagon has provided military support to Ukraine over the last three years.
-
Space Force building out more realistic digital training environment
STARCOM plans to transition Swarm to a cloud-based environment in the next year or two if it has the funding to support the effort.
-
US is selling weapons to NATO allies to give to Ukraine, Trump says
After a pause in some weapons shipment, U.S. officials said this week that 155 mm munitions and precision-guided rockets were on their way.
-
Delays in Navy’s next-gen submarine threaten US seapower, report says
The delay could have an impact on the country’s warfighting capabilities and ability to maintain undersea superiority, a new report to Congress says.
-
US commander says China has failed to coerce rivals in South China Sea
Adm. Stephen Koehler gave assurances of U.S. commitment to help defend freedom of passage and the rule of law in the Indo-Pacific region.
