Commercial satellite images show major construction at Saudi Arabia’s al-Duwadimi missile complex, where researchers believe larger casting facilities could support more powerful solid fuel weapons with heavier payloads or longer ranges.
Three nonprofits are suing to overturn the Trump administration’s New Mexico National Defense Area, arguing that the military designation covering 109,651 acres exceeds federal authority, circumvents limits on military law enforcement and blocks access for conservation and humanitarian searches.
British Typhoons escorted French Rafales during a landmark simulated nuclear strike over the Mediterranean, demonstrating growing coordination while France and the United Kingdom retained independent control of their nuclear forces.
Marine veteran Colby Barrett traveled to Ukraine to document Lektor, the intelligence sniper who struck a moving Russian soldier at 2,069 meters with a single .338 Lapua Magnum round before drones descended on his position.
The 6th Combat Training Squadron has paused rappelling and ropes events indefinitely after instructor Tech. Sgt. Ian Patterson fell from the Alamodome rafters during a public demonstration and later died at a hospital.
The Army is reviewing a gold wreath skill badge for soldiers credited with at least five successful hostile engagements, potentially recognizing qualifying air defense achievements dating back to 2022.
Gen. Douglas Schiess wants more guardians delivering space expertise directly to combatant commands as Space Force expands its personnel, strengthens ties with special operations and develops an arsenal that already includes undisclosed weapons in orbit.
American troops participating in Keen Sword cannot consume alcohol and face overnight curfews, while separate Kadena Air Base orders restrict drinking, possession and nighttime liberties for personnel in ranks E-1 through E-4.