The morning commute to Aviano Air Base just got a bit better for some drivers and worse for others.

Germany reached an agreement to acquire American-made Tomahawk missiles, a move that is expected to enhance NATO’s deterrence capabilities in Europe.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte revealed some of the contracts Tuesday during a defense industry forum in Ankara, Turkey’s capital, where the military alliance’s leaders are meeting for their annual summit.

Six U.S. service members took on a 40-mile hike along Italy’s largest lake for a do-it-yourself version of an annual challenge honoring the Army Rangers’ first commander, who was killed nearby in World War II.

Freedom Fest at Poznan Airport featured live music, military displays and fireworks, drawing about 6,500 attendees.

European NATO allies have mostly replaced the assets that the U.S. has cut from its rescue plans in case of a war in Europe, according to Sir John Stringer, the alliance’s second in command of operations.

Throughout the week, military communities are being brought together with celebrations commemorating the adoption of the Declaration of Independence 250 years ago.

The Navy is investigating a security incident at Naval Support Activity Naples after a driver breached a security checkpoint and entered the base.

U.S. European Command’s Gen. Alexus Grynkewich lauded Donahue for a career that involved numerous missions, highlighting his efforts to adapt the Army to a new era of warfare defined by drones and artificial intelligence.

The number of fatalities increased to 20 in Kyiv following overnight Russian missile and drone attacks on the Ukrainian capital that were among the most intense of the year so far.