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The Chinese Navy is the largest in the world, with a fleet of more than 350 ships that include a fast-growing armada of destroyers, carriers and submarines, a reality which raises concerns with Pentagon and Navy weapons developers, according to a new Pentagon report.

Catching up or surging ahead of rivals in space comes down to a simple, self-evidence concept: speed, says Lieutenant General JT Thompson, Commander, Space and Missile Center.

Exactly 112 years after the Wright Brothers delivered their first military aircraft, top Air Force leaders gathered with others to watch the latest flying vehicle—a car!

The Lockheed Martin-built F-35 Joint Strike Fighter should finally go into full production by next March, said Ellen Lord, Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Sustainment.

The Defense Department is putting Deputy Secretary of Defense David Norquist in place to help oversee a new task force to investigate UFOs.

Defining military deterrence in 2020 can be difficult, Admiral Charles Richard said, adding, “strategic deterrence is more than just nuclear deterrence, particularly now, today. It is non-kinetic space, cyber; it is your conventional piece of this,” and “all of this has to be integrated together.”

The commander of CENTCOM told an interviewer that the Afghan government is trying to do everything it can in negotiations with the Taliban, but the Taliban is still attacking Afghan forces across the country.

The Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon Task Force operates under the Director of Naval Intelligence and is set to release some of its UFO findings publicly within the next five months.

General Mark Milley, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, in testimony before the House Armed Services Committee, said the U.S. has “much work to do” regarding racism.

The Marine Corps has instituted some new training rules, among them being the quarantine of pre-boot-camp recruits.