While the THAADs — along with Israel’s Arrow-2 and Arrow-3 interceptors — successfully destroyed 201 of Iran’s 574 missiles, the rapid depletion during last month’s conflict raises concerns about capabilities in future conflicts. 

More than two dozen Afghans who assisted the US military during 20 years of war and were stranded in the United Arab Emirates while awaiting stateside resettlement now have President Donald Trump backing their bid.

All 18 Americans aboard an Army helicopter with the callsign “Windy 25” were killed when it crashed in a sandstorm in Afghanistan in 2005. Nearly 200 people gathered July 18 at Katterbach Kaserne, Germany, to commemorate the tragedy.

A company launched by Elon Musk is among the four recipients of newly awarded Pentagon contracts of $200 million apiece to develop and integrate artificial intelligence tools for use in the U.S. military.

A sale to Lebanon includes parts, equipment and logistical support for its A-29 Super Tucano planes.

The U.S. military spent hundreds of millions of dollars in a six-week barrage intended to stop Houthi rebels from targeting ships in the Red Sea. Now it appears the Houthis are back at it.

Defense Department civilian workers and contractors stationed overseas can once again undergo rape kit exams at U.S. military medical facilities.

The State Department has authorized the potential sale of guidance kits for ground-penetrating bombs to Israel in a $510 million weapons package.

U.S. troops in the Middle East are likely to stay in a dispersed and defensive position amid the fragile ceasefire agreement between Iran and Israel, experts and former senior military officials say.

Qatar is home to Al Udeid Air Base, one of the largest U.S. military installations in the Middle East. The base also acts as forward headquarters for U.S. Central Command and Air Forces Central Command.