Can the US catch China’s hypersonic missiles?
The chair of the Senate Armed Services Subcommittee on Strategic Forces said that the U.S. military still is behind China in developing hypersonic weapons.
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On Bastille Day, French government says ‘merci’ to 4 American World War II veterans
Four American World War II veterans who fought in France were bestowed the Legion of Honor Medal on Bastille Day. The honor is France’s highest award.
A new NATO commander for Europe takes charge
American four-star General Christopher Cavoli was sworn in as the new Supreme Allied Commander and head of U.S. European Command a day after a two-day NATO summit.
NATO allies concerned by Zelensky move to leave Ukraine, threat of Russian invasion almost certain
NATO allies, including White House officials, are concerned by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s decision to depart Kyiv for the Munich Security Conference this weekend, sources told Fox News Friday.
Russia suspends its NATO mission as Defense Secretary visits NATO aspirant countries
The U.S. Defense Secretary’s itinerary to Eastern Europe was bound to anger Moscow, which announced it was shuttering its NATO mission and kicking NATO diplomats out of Moscow.
Microwave weapons are targeting US officials at home and abroad
Republican and Democratic lawmakers are demanding answers about who is responsible for what a growing consensus of experts believe are targeted attacks on US diplomats and National Security officials using pulse microwave energy that many now believe was used as a weapon to harm American citizens.
US military services unanimously agree to recommend barring Confederate flag displays on bases: sources
The U.S. military services have agreed unanimously to recommend barring the display of the Confederate flag on military bases and ships and in any public space, including barracks, multiple U.S. defense officials tell Fox News — including one who has seen the draft agreement of service secretaries for the Army, Navy, and Air Force.
Pentagon says ‘no corroborating’ evidence to stand up NYT report on Russian bounties
The Defense Department said late Monday that there is “no corroborating evidence” to support the explosive New York Times report last week that said the Russian military offered bounties to Taliban-linked militants to kill U.S. troops in Afghanistan.
Army secretary open to renaming military bases named for Confederate generals
U.S. Army officials on Monday confirmed that Secretary Ryan McCarthy is open to renaming military bases named after Confederate generals, an issue getting increased attention in recent weeks amid nationwide protests against police brutality and racism following the death of George Floyd.