U.S. military News

The online leaks of scores of highly classified documents about the Ukraine war present a 'very serious' risk to national security, a top Pentagon spokesman said on Monday.

Two U.S. bombers had conducted training flights on Thursday over the waters.

The United States shot down a pro-Syrian government drone that fired toward U.S.-led coalition forces in Syria on Thursday, a U.S. military spokesman said, in a major escalation of tensions between Washington and troops supporting Damascus.

Moon was "shocked" to hear that the four additional THAAD launchers, deployed to counter the North Korean missile threat.

The missile is meant to simulate an ICBM, meaning it will fly faster than missiles used in previous intercept tests, according to Christopher Johnson, spokesman for the Missile Defense Agency.

China is deeply suspicious of any U.S. military activity around its coastline.

A senior U.S. general said on Wednesday it will be difficult to maintain "extraordinarily high standards" to avoid civilian casualties in Mosul, even as the U.S. military begins a formal investigation into an explosion in the Iraqi city that is believed to have killed scores of civilians. 

A Sikh Army captain filed suit against the U.S. military on Monday after being ordered to undergo "extraordinary, targeted, repetitive testing" before receiving permanent permission to wear a beard and long hair for his religion.