The United States voiced an urgent need for NATO countries to better integrate air and missile defense capabilities during closed-door talks with European allies in Germany.

Fans of the once-popular Cafe Susann might not even realize that their beloved eatery goes by a different name now.

U.S. troops have been on the ground supporting the Kosovo Force for nearly 25 years. And while the overall security situation has improved greatly, there are concerns that renewed unrest could make it more dangerous for those deployed here.

American troops at two bases in the Middle East were put at risk because of improperly stored munitions, the Defense Department’s internal watchdog agency has said.

The Army’s efforts to accelerate an upgrade of its Stryker combat vehicle — which the service says is needed to meet challenges posed by Russia and China — delayed its final rollout by at least a year, a government watchdog agency says.

Families were unaware their relatives’ organs had been exhumed in some cases, while others didn’t have their wishes for the remains honored, a report of the findings said.

An American airman serving in Italy received a suspended two-and-a-half year prison sentence for killing a 15-year-old boy in 2022 while driving drunk near Aviano Air Base, according to reports.

Defense secretary and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Charles “CQ” Brown will participate in the latest meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group.

Poland has approval from the United States to purchase about 1,800 missiles in a deal worth nearly $3.7 billion.

At Lauter Atelier, people from all walks of life gather for creative expression. Staffers say they would love it if more of their customers were Americans.