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After its controversial decision to pick the Beretta M9 as the new US military standard sidearm, the service held a joke of a second competition.

The base, which is the home of U.S. Strategic Command, has been ravaged by tornados and floods in recent years.

These details come from a new interview that also says the Obama Administration tried at least twice to capture Iranian General Qasem Soleimani.

The Air Force wants advanced jet trainers to start experimenting with radical new pilot training concepts now before its first T-7A Red Hawks arrive.

You may have never noticed it before, but you have probably seen some of its work.

Military Sealift Command said just yesterday that it had not received any orders to activate either of the Navy's two hospital ships.

A lack of investment has left America's N95 stockpile hollowed out. Meanwhile, the U.S. will spend $738 billion on weapons and war-fighting this year.

This former Secret Service vehicle features an abundance of on board electrical power that used to run satellite communications, radios, and more.

The incident is a reminder that the growing pandemic has the ability to interrupt key services and military readiness.

Tactical Air has created what are among, if not the most advanced F-5 Tiger IIs on the planet to slug it out with US Navy and USMC fleet pilots.

The AC-130's massive volume of fire, precision, magazine depth, and sensors make it a ferocious tool for mitigating the threat of small boat swarms.

The standing contingency plans speak to the immense logistical resources the military could provide to help keep vital supply chains functioning.

The clip shows all the work being done by the Raptor's huge control surfaces and thrust vectoring nozzles to make the maneuvers happen.

The precision-guided upgrade of the B61 tactical nuclear bomb has had a troubled and very expensive past.

This is just one of two acknowledged US "counterspace" capabilities, but there are more in the classified realm.

We can talk about whatever the heck you want. You know, no big whoop.

The top American commander for operations in the Middle East also offered new details about the fatal rocket attack that prompted the airstrikes.

U.S. officials warned earlier in the day that a rocket attack, which killed two U.S. troops and one British service member, wouldn't be tolerated.

The discussion centered on Israel's Iron Dome system, but reflects broader frustrations after months of rocket attacks from Iranian-backed militias.

A similar fatal attack in Iraq last year led to the US killing a top Iranian officer and Iran firing ballistic missiles at US troops.