No one was injured when a fire broke out at a storage building on RAF Fairford in the United Kingdom early Sunday, according to U.S. military and British officials.

Delays in U.S. missile deliveries caused by the war in Iran are pushing NATO ally Estonia to look for alternative ways to maintain its defenses, a top official said.

The Defense Department is still in violation of a court order to lift restrictions that deny journalists Pentagon access, a federal judge said. The DOD disagreed with that finding and plans to appeal.

The destroyer HMS Dragon, built for air and missile defense, experienced a “minor technical issue” with its onboard water system.

The history of coal mining is still visible today at the Wendel Mine Museum in in Petite-Rosselle.

The test involving a Razorback sea drone demonstrated that American unmanned systems can be operated from an allied submarine, achieving what the U.S. Navy called a “critical milestone.”

Iran is recruiting and mobilizing children as young as 12 into a military campaign, according to Amnesty International, which says the practice amounts to a war crime.

About 6,000 U.S. troops and 9,500 allied forces will take part in the exercise, known as Sword 26. The drills will focus on the High North and Baltic regions.

The U.S. Defense Department and Boeing have agreed to sharply increase production of a key component used in the Patriot air defense system.

The operation demonstrated how aviation and logistics units can quickly move Marine Corps combat forces across the Arctic.