Lt. Gen. Charles D. Costanza, who previously led the 3rd Infantry Division, took command of an Army headquarters in Poland that is responsible for ensuring soldiers are prepared should conflict break out on NATO’s eastern flank.
Ukraine’s foreign minister warned Thursday that without more support his country was at risk of destruction, putting a damper on an otherwise festive mood at NATO headquarters as members marked the alliance’s 75th anniversary.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken and other leaders this week will review a proposal to make NATO the planning hub for arming Ukraine as the alliance looks for ways to shake up an effort that’s been spearheaded by the U.S. at Ramstein Air Base.
An MQ-9 Reaper surveillance drone crashed this week while carrying out operations in Poland, U.S. Air Forces Europe and Africa said.
More than half of German respondents in a survey said they’d be unwilling to fight for their country if it came under attack, and a full three-quarters expressed little to no faith in the army to do the job.
Alaska-based U.S. soldiers on an exercise in Norway carried out a rare flight over the North Pole and parachuted into the Arctic.
Russia is leading a surge of disinformation campaigns in Africa, using paid social media influencers and other tactics to promote and validate coups in places like Niger, according to new research.
About 1,000 U.S. military personnel remain in Niger two days after the ruling junta announced that it wanted those forces out of the country in connection with an ongoing diplomatic dispute.
A large majority of people living in NATO countries expect allies to come to their defense if their own nation is attacked, but fewer want their forces to defend others, new alliance polling released Thursday shows.
The U.S. Army should permanently station a brigade in Poland and maintain a similarly sized rotational force in Romania, according to new research.