The United Kingdom will purchase a dozen fifth-generation American fighter jets capable of deploying tactical nuclear weapons and join NATO’s airborne nuclear mission, the country’s prime minister said.

Army efforts to protect soldiers, equipment and installations in the face of Russian and Chinese weapons advancements are running up against the service’s overreliance on old-school tools, Congress’ watchdog agency said.

A Marine Corps veteran of the Korean War who said he had joined the military at 15 spent some of the final hours of his life with active-duty Marines at a birthday bash for the service in his native Tennessee.

Special Children’s Day brought together airmen from Spangdahlem Air Base and kids from area schools that serve children with special needs.

If you ask staff at Meisenthal Glassworks in northeastern France why the site is closed to the public during the first three months of the year, they’ll tell you they need that long to recover from the Christmas rush.

A former Army master sergeant who had spent the past 17 years in retirement will instead be spending time behind bars for raping three children over a span of nearly two decades.

NATO members lack enough air and missile defenses to counter potential threats from Russia, the leader of the trans-Atlantic military alliance said Monday.

A 101st Airborne Division soldier who died after being injured in a rollover this week in Hungary was identified as an infantryman from the 2nd Brigade, according to Army officials.

On the hallowed ground above Omaha Beach, more than two dozen American World War II veterans joined Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and other top officials Friday to commemorate the 81st anniversary of D-Day, the Allied assault that helped turn the tide of World War II.

Army Staff Sgt. William Owens was posthumously awarded the Distinguished Service Cross at a ceremony for extraordinary heroism displayed during the Allied invasion of Normandy more than eight decades ago.