The U.S., Sweden and Germany are among nine participants in Playbook Merlin, a five-day exercise that uses advanced technology and techniques to ready submarine crews and surface forces for the realities of undersea operations.

An American World War II cemetery in the Netherlands removed displays focused on Black American soldiers, sparking outrage and compelling Dutch politicians to appeal to U.S. officials to restore the information.

Nearly 50 cadets from the Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps program, or JROTC, at Ramstein High School donned blue uniforms and stood in formation during solemn Veterans Day and Armistice Day events.

The reduction of the Air Force’s top command in Europe to a three-star headquarters could herald a shift of more leadership responsibility to European generals, says a new report.

There are about 8,000 U.S. troops in Poland, mostly carrying out missions on a rotational basis with the aim of deterring Russian aggression.

The Republican chairmen of the House and Senate Armed Services Committees condemned the Pentagon’s plan to draw down American troop levels in Romania, saying the decision was made without consultation with lawmakers.

The newly formed NATO-Ukraine Council is a format established by allies earlier this year to give Kyiv a larger voice on matters relating to its security.

Students in the fourth and eighth grades at the U.S. military’s schools ranked best in the nation in the first standardized testing of its kind since COVID-19 shuttered schools and disrupted classroom learning for millions of American schoolchildren.