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Bowing to Chinese pressure, the United States will deny Taiwan's request for 66 new F-16C/D fighter aircraft, a Taiwan Ministry of National Defense official said.
The number of homeless women veterans is increasing in North Carolina and South Carolina as they become a larger part of the military, but the resources to help them are limited.
The commandant of the Coast Guard said Friday the nation must decide what level of pollution cleanup response capability the agency should have along the Arctic coast as an oil company prepares to begin drilling there.
Germany on Saturday took control of the EU's anti-piracy Operation "Atalanta." But despite European efforts to combat piracy along the Horn of Africa, attacks on ships are on the rise.
Norway has withdrawn its F-16 fighter squadron from NATO's Operation Unified Protector, ending Norway's direct involvement in the operation and the enforcement of NATO's no-fly zone.
With its strategic location in mind, Coast Guard Commandant Adm. Bob Papp visited Barrow, Alaska, last week to learn first-hand about the challenges that face future Coast Guard operations there.
Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) Washington hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Wounded Warrior Barracks at Naval Support Activity (NSA) Bethesda, Aug. 11.
Denmark decided Aug. 11 to extend its participation in NATO operations in Libya for three months and to allow the rebel National Transitional Council to send envoys to Copenhagen.
For the second time, a test flight of the U.S. military's $308 million futuristic unmanned spaceplane ended in failure Thursday, after engineers lost contact with the vehicle during maneuvers.