4 things the general in charge of the Army's newest command says are needed to win the wars of the future
Army Futures Command, set up last year, is meant to add capabilities and structures that allow soldiers to dominate battlefields in the future.
The Army is preparing to scatter its newest unit all around the world
Months after returning from Afghanistan, the Army's new training unit is preparing for a different type of deployment.
Eric Bana on making Black Hawk Down ahead of 4K UHD rerelease
"Black Hawk Down" was the last great war movie made before September 11, and the film has had a lasting impact on all involved.
Russia's defense spending is much bigger and much healthier than it seems
Some analyses paint a dour picture of Russia's defense industry, but Moscow and its military are in better shape than it seems, argues Michael Kofman.
Australian troops have been ordered not to use slang so they don't confuse US Marines
About 1,700 Marines arrived in Darwin, Australia, in April for training, and they're expected to grow to 2,500 by the end of their stay October.
Russia is one of the world's biggest weapons dealers, but its defense industry is headed for trouble
Weapons sales abroad are falling and domestic budgets are shrinking; all of that and more spells trouble for Russian arms makers.
What you need to know about the US measles outbreak — the largest since the disease was eradicated
So far this year the US has had 695 cases of measles in 22 states, its largest outbreak since officials in 2000 declared the disease eradicated.
Japan is expanding the hunt for its F-35 that disappeared over the Pacific
A maritime survey vessel joining a navy ship and a US Navy salvage team is expected in the area in coming days, a Japanese air force spokesman said.
Hawkish GOP veteran convicted during Iran-Contra affair picked to run Trump's Venezuela policy
Elliott Abrams served in top White House and State Department jobs under all Republican presidents since Ronald Reagan.
