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General Glen VanHerck told the Senate Armed Services Committee that North Korea’s “considerably larger and presumably more capable” ICBM is a threat to the United States, particularly after Kim Jong Un released himself from a moratorium on testing over a year ago.

Major General Craig Wills says the Air Force is formulating plans to boost active duty pilot numbers.

About one-third of the U.S. military is declining to receive the COVID-19 inoculation.

Commander Jay Raymond is emphasizing the U.S. Space Force’s value in protecting America, which increasingly relies on space.

Arctic Warrior 21 training is underway in Alaska, where soldiers, used to the weather in the Middle East, are facing extreme cold and snowy terrain, where they are learning much about cold-weather warfare.

The commander of CENTCOM warns that refugee and prison camps could lead to a rebirth of ISIS due to Taliban violence, and Russian and Chinese adventurism.

China is “pouring a lot of money” into anti-ship missiles in an attempt to destabilize the region, Vice Admiral Jeffrey Trussler reported.

America’s military space programs are at risk of losing domestic sources of key components according to a new report from the Department of Defense.

Navy and Marine Corps officials responsible for recruiting have recently expressed concern over the low percentage of eligible young Americans suited to join in America’s armed services.

Former general Lloyd Austin has been undergoing hearings before the Senate Armed Services Committee to confirm his appointment by President Biden to head the Department of Defense.