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The Coast Guard’s long-sought heavy icebreaker, the Polar Security Cutter, was among the programs to receive funding when Congress passed a spending...
China's state media warned on Saturday that a "counterstrike" against the Philippines was inevitable if it continues to provoke Beijing in the South China Sea.
Mandatory budget cuts have begun to hurt military readiness, but the armed forces will continue to do their job, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said Friday.
The Marine Corps is in position to bring home some of its military adviser teams this summer, earlier than planned, in light of improvements made by the Afghan units they are assisting.
The Philippines have revived plans to build new air and naval bases at Subic Bay, which U.S. forces could use to counter China's creeping presence in the South China Sea, officials say.
The Marine Corps is bracing to lose another 8,000 active-duty Marines on top of what already had been planned as it faces deep, federally mandated budget cuts, Gen. James Amos said Wednesday.
Women will be able to serve in nearly every Navy billet by January 2016, according to the Navy's official plan to integrate female sailors into new jobs across the Fleet.
The days of service-specific combat and camouflage uniforms are clearly numbered: the Senate Armed Services Committee has joined its House counterpart in telling the services to stop spending on their own styles.