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The Pentagon's F-35 warplane is giving U.S. allies in Asia a headache as they look to replace aging jets with a cutting edge aircraft now likely to be at least seven years late in offering a strategic deterrent to China.
As much as $170 million is needed to improve facilities for troops at the Guantanamo Bay detention center that has been marked for extinction, the top U.S. commander in South and Central America says.
DOD should be prepared for budget cuts every year through 2021 to remain within spending caps set by the 2011 Budget Control Act, the Congressional Budget Office warns in a new report.
The Navy’s commitment to repairing the nuclear submarine severely damaged by an arsonist last spring is wavering under the realities of mandatory budget cuts, officials say.
In response to the budget cuts that took effect March 1, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel has ordered a re-evaluation of the underpinnings of the defense strategy that President Obama announced 14 months ago.
Nuclear-capable B-52 bombers are flying training missions over South Korea to highlight Washington’s commitment to an ally amid rising tensions with North Korea, Pentagon officials say.
Vice Adm. John Miller discusses U.S. naval operations in one of the world's most volatile regions, stretching from the Arabian Gulf across the Arabian Sea and into the Indian Ocean.
Whatever the future holds for the U.S. Navy's littoral combat ship (LCS) program, it's becoming less likely the service will continue to buy both variants after 2015.
Iran launched a domestically built destroyer in the Caspian Sea on Sunday, its first deployment of a major warship in the oil-rich region, state TV reported.