U.S. and Philippines Sign Intel Treaty, Break Ground on new Command CenterÂ
American and Philippine officials inked an intelligence-sharing agreement and broke ground on a new command center in Manila today as…
U.S. to Move Destroyers, B-52s to Middle East as Carrier USS Abraham Lincoln Prepares to Leave Region
The U.S. is sending additional destroyers and bombers to the Middle East over the next several weeks as the Pacific…
OMB Approves Up to 8,000 New Privatized Beds for Hampton Roads
The Office of Management and Budget has approved funding between 6,000-8,000 new privatized beds for the Hampton Roads, Va., area,…
U.S. Commits $500M to Modernize Philippine Military, Coast Guard Against External Threats
U.S. and Philippine officials announced new programs to enhance their defense and security cooperation this week, which includes $500 million…
NORAD Jets Intercept Joint Russian, Chinese Bomber Flight Near Alaska
Russia and China conducted a joint bomber flight that entered Alaska’s Air Defense Identification Zone on Wednesday, marking the first…
Navy Settles Lawsuit With Sailors Who Denied COVID-19 Vaccine
The Navy and the Department of Defense have settled a lawsuit over the former COVID-19 vaccine mandate with 36 members…
China Criticizes U.S. P-8A Surveillance Flight Through Taiwan Strait
China criticized a U.S. Navy surveillance flight through the Taiwan Strait on Wednesday.…
USNI News Timeline: Conflict in the Red Sea
Following the Oct. 7, 2023 attacks by Hamas in southern Israel, Houthi forces in Yemen have targeted merchant shipping in…
94 Navy Flag, Marine General Officers Confirmed This Week
The Senate confirmed 79 Navy admirals and 15 Marine Corps general officers on Tuesday after Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.) modified…
Senate Confirms Hundreds of Military Noms After Tuberville Releases Holds, Four Navy Flag Billets Still Stalled
The Senate has confirmed more than 425 military nominees after Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.) announced Tuesday that he would drop…