Tulsi Gabbard, the newly appointed Director of National Intelligence (DNI), who was picked by US President-elect Donald Trump, has also served in the US military for over two decades.

Tulsi Gabbard, newly-appointed Trump's spy chief, served in US military for over two decades

A soldier of the United States (US) Army was sentenced to 14 years in prison for attempting to help the Islamic State conduct a deadly ambush of American troops, the Department of Justice said on Friday (Oct 11).

US Army soldier sentenced to prison for 14 years for attempting to help ISIS

A US Army report has revealed the deployment of China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), raising concerns over Beijing’s strategic intentions. The report suggests that China may be playing a double game, engaging in diplomacy while simultaneously increasing its military presence near the disputed India-China border. This development has heightened tensions in the region, with the U.S. calling attention to China's aggressive posturing amidst ongoing border disputes.

US Army Report Flags China's 'Continuous' Troop Buildup On LAC

William Calley, a former US Army officer and convicted mass murderer who was the face of My Lai massacre during Vietnam War, has died at the age of 80. He was considered the face of My Lai massacre, one of the most horrible episodes in America's futile invasion of Vietnam at the height of Cold War in the 1960s.

Who was William Calley, the only US Army officer convicted of My Lai massacre during Vietnam War?

Are American military installations in Europe under imminent threat of a terror attack? Over the weekend, several bases of the United States military across Europe were put on a heightened state of alert amid concerns that a terrorist attack could target US military personnel or facilities. But what triggered this response? Who is conspiring against the U.S. Military in Europe? What is the level of threat that has the U.S. Army worried?

US military raises threat alert across bases in Europe, second highest alert level in place

#Gravitas | Bolstered by Israel's 'successful' defence against Iranian missiles and drones last month, U.S. is reportedly hoping to advance a long-standing goal of building regional missile shield with Gulf allies. However, it is not clear if Gulf allies share the same confidence. Have U.S. and American air defences really succeeded? Or have they failed to do what they are supposed to do?

Gravitas: US Eyes Regional Missile Shield With Gulf Allies After Israel Defence 'Successes'

A US Army analyst has been arrested for allegedly selling sensitive military information to China. Sgt Korbein Schultz, a member of the US Army, was arrested at Fort Campbell in Kentucky on Thursday (March 7) and was charged with divulging confidential military secrets to an individual in China.

US Army intelligence analyst faces charges for selling classified military information to China 

A United States military helicopter with five US Marines on board that went missing late on Tuesday (February 6) has been found, said the US officials, but the fate of the personnel is still unclear.

Missing US military chopper found, fate of five Marines on board unknown

As the us continues to negotiate an extended pause in Gaza with its regional allies. The U.S. government is also extending its military support to Israel. the white house has requested the removal of restrictions on all categories of weapons and ammunition for Israel. So that the Netanyahu govt can access U.S. weapons stockpiles stored in Israel itself.

US wants to remove restrictions on weapon stockpiles for Israel | WION Dispatch

Short of soldiers, the US Army is recalling former soldiers who had been fired from their jobs after refusing to get jabbed by the COVID-19 vaccine, according to a report in the New York Post.

US Army recalls soldiers fired for refusing COVID-19 vaccine amid shortfall in numbers

More number of Americans are unwilling to serve in the defence forces in the event of a major war, reflecting waning public confidence in the country's armed forces.

Crisis of US patriots? Fewer Americans now want to serve in defence forces, survey finds

Around 900 more troops from the United States have arrived in the Middle East or are heading there to bolster air defences for the American military personnel amid a surge in attacks by Iran-affiliated groups, said the Pentagon on Thursday (Oct 26).

US to send 900 troops to Middle East amid rise in attacks on its forces in Iraq and Syria

A former sergeant from the US Army was arrested on Friday (Oct 6) for attempting to provide classified information to China, said US Justice Department. Joseph Daniel Schmidt (29) has been charged with retaining secret national defense information and trying to give it to China.

Ex-US armyman arrested for attempting to spy for China

Is the US running out of soldiers? According to reports, the military is struggling to fill its ranks as young people are increasingly gravitating towards better jobs with more benefits.

Gravitas: Will U.S. run out of soldiers? Army Short of 10,000 Troops | Here's Why

The US Army’s chief of staff stepped down on Friday to leave a second military branch without a confirmed leader as a single senator is holding up the approval of Pentagon nominations because of a row over abortion access for troops.

US Army chief of staff steps down as abortion row holds up Pentagon appointments

The US Army has temporarily grounded all pilots who are not involved in critical missions in the wake of two recent helicopter crashes that left 12 soldiers dead.

US Army grounds pilots temporarily following two helicopter crashes for safety protocol training

The crash of two United States Army helicopters in Alaska on Thursday (April 27) killed at least three soldiers and injured one other, said the Army officials. The helicopters were said to be returning from a training flight in a remote area of Alaska when they collided mid-flight.

Three US soldiers killed after two Army helicopters crash in Alaska

Lockheed Martin Corp announced Monday that the US Army had awarded the company a multi-year production contract for Joint-Air-to-Ground Missiles (JAGM) and HELLFIRE missiles, with a deal that could potentially reach up to $4.

US Army awards Lockheed nearly $4.5 billion missiles contract

Two US Army Black Hawk helicopters crashed during a routine training operation in the southeastern state of Kentucky on Wednesday, Governor Andy Beshear informed.

US: Nine soldiers feared dead as two US army helicopters crash during training in Kentucky

A US federal appeals court on Friday, protecting the rights of Sikhs ruled that US Marine Corps must allow the Sikh recruits to maintain religious beards and wear turbans while serving the country, citing the current rule as a violation of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA).

US court directs Marines to allow Sikh recruits with beards and turbans

Exercise Yudh Abhyas is the largest running joint military training endeavour between India and the US – and this year it’s happening right in front of China.

India and U.S. armies conduct military drills near LAC

A Russia-based software company named 'Pushwood' has managed to deceive the US authorities for years by claiming to be a US-based company and pushing its codes into more than 8,000 apps that were freely available on Apple and Google Play stores.

Russian software company cons its way into apps used by US Army, CDC, UK Labour Party and more

The Kuwait army has finally decided to allow women in combat roles. However, without guns, drawing criticism and backlash.

In a first, the Kuwait army allows women in combat roles, but without guns

The US Army said Wednesday that soldiers who failed to comply with COVID-19 vaccination rules would be discharged. It claimed the move was essential to maintaining combat readiness.

More than 3000 personnel face getting discharged as US Army tightens vaccine mandate rules

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