Leadership of the U.S. military in the Middle East has shifted to Navy Adm. Brad Cooper, who takes over command from an Army general who oversaw critical operations throughout the region.

The U.S. Air Force plans to use two Tesla Cybertrucks as targets for precision-guided munitions, citing concerns that adversaries may start using them in the future.

Iran’s expansive drone program is giving the U.S. and its allies a lopsided problem: cheap, expendable aircraft that can evade detection and cost much more to shoot down than to build.

The guide aligns with the Army’s existing Holistic Health and Fitness program, which includes spirituality as one of the five categories of readiness, alongside physical, mental, nutrition and sleep.

U.S. forces in Syria and Iraq have departed three military bases that for years supported efforts to defeat Islamic State militants.

A Virginia sailor who was caught with depictions of the sexual abuse of nearly 30 children was sentenced to six years in prison, according to the Justice Department.

Gilda Rosenberg was sentenced to two years and six months behind bars and ordered to pay more than $1.6 million in restitution for significantly underreporting her company’s revenue from AAFES contracts.

The Pentagon is ramping up missile defense production after the U.S. military expended nearly a quarter of its high-altitude interceptor arsenal during Iran’s attacks on Israel last month.

The Trier District Court issued an arrest warrant for the airman, who is in U.S. military custody, according to prosecutors. In addition to negligent homicide, he’s also charged with negligent bodily harm and endangering road traffic.

Pentagon directives issued in 2014 and 2017 instructed review boards to give liberal consideration to applicants who were sexual assault victims or who have conditions such as post-traumatic stress disorder. But that guidance isn’t being followed regularly within the services.