The Pentagon announced a new round of military aid to Ukraine on Wednesday worth close to $200 million that includes mostly rockets and artillery shells and other needed equipment.

The Air Force on Tuesday identified the eight airmen who were killed in the crash of a CV-22B Osprey off the coast of Japan a week ago.

The U.S. military can aid Taiwan along with Ukraine and Israel if the Indo-Pacific island came under attack from China, the Pentagon’s second highest-ranking officer said Monday.

The U.S. military’s top general warned senators that if they keep failing to pass a defense budget for fiscal 2024, it will cause a funding shortfall that could block the Pentagon from properly modernizing the armed forces.

A Navy warship for the second time in recent weeks shot down a drone in the Middle East launched by Iranian-backed rebels in Yemen.

William F. Gentry, a decorated former soldier who recently became a senior civilian staffer at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, N.Y., has been charged with sexual misconduct and dismissed from the post, military officials said.

The Navy is ending a controversial program that requires sailors to move up the ranks within a certain timeframe or face discharge, personnel officials said.

Cadets and midshipmen at the Pentagon’s three military academies can now officially stay enrolled and remain on track for a military career if they give birth to a child under a new policy published this month.

The Defense Department said the new package is worth as much as $100 million and includes missiles, small-arms ammunition and 155 mm artillery shells, which have been in short supply.

Gen. Eric Smith, commandant of the Marine Corps, has been released from hospital after more than two weeks of treatment following a heart attack, officials said Thursday.