Military Leader for Prayer

U.S. Space Force Director of Staff Lieutenant General Nina Armagno said the Space Force wants a more detailed picture of what other nations are doing in space.

An investigation by the Air Force Inspector General found that the drone strike during the withdrawal from Afghanistan that killed civilians did not violate the law.

Defense Under Secretary Kahl stated during a Senate hearing that ISIS-K could launch international attacks as soon as six months.

A new U.S. military strength survey shows that the Navy is approaching “weak” rating and its ability to defend the nation’s vital security interests is “marginal.”

General Jacqueline Van Ovost told Congress the coronavirus pandemic highlighted flaws in the military’s fragmented approach to moving troops’ household goods.

Military leaders are concerned by the nearly 15 percent increase in American military suicides in the last year.

The Pacific U.S. Coast Guard commander has expressed concern over China’s new maritime law requiring foreign vessels to give notice before entering waters of the South China Sea.

The U.S. Army recently concluded a cross-domain exercise with allies and partners in the Arctic Sea to examine new warfighting methods.

The commander of CENTCOM is concerned about the rebirth of ISIS, Russian and Chinese adventurism, Taliban violence, and the “ticking time bomb” of refugee and prison camps.

Admiral Fagan represents the future of the Coast Guard as efforts are made to increase diversity in recruiting and retention.