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Army Chief of Engineers Details Efforts to Reopen Baltimore Port

Army Chief of Engineers Lt. Gen. Scott A. Spellmon stressed it was a joint effort at all levels of government to clear the debris and reopen the Port of Baltimore.

Biden Meets With Fellow NATO Leaders at Washington Summit

President Joe Biden emphasized NATO’s commitment to bolstering transatlantic deterrence and maintaining a lasting shield against aggression as he met with his alliance counterparts.

Austin: As NATO Recognizes 75 Years of Strength, Focus Remains on Ukraine

It’s a huge honor for the United States and President Biden to host this historic summit in Washington, just down the road from the site where the original 12 NATO allies signed the North Atlantic Treaty 75 years ago, Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III said.

Sentinel Land-Based Nuclear Modernization Program Will Continue, With Changes

The Defense Department decision to continue to modernize Sentinel comes after the Air Force notified Congress that the program had exceeded its baseline cost and triggered what is known as a Nunn-McCurdy breach. 

NATO Secretary General: Ukraine Aid Is the Most Urgent Task at Summit

The three topics up for discussion at the NATO summit are defense and deterrence, NATO partnerships with Asia-Pacific nations and support for Ukraine. 

From Military Side, NATO Ready to Defend Every Inch of Alliance

The supreme allied commander, Europe, and commander of U.S. European Command highlighted NATO’s strategic concept for deterrence and defense of the Euro-Atlantic area during remarks at the NATO summit’s public forum in Washington.

DOD Will Continue to Lead Support of Ukraine Through Contact Group

While NATO plans to implement more coordinated efforts to support Ukraine, the U.S.-led Ukraine Defense Contact Group will continue its own efforts to orchestrate worldwide support to the nation.

NATO Must Build on, Strengthen History of Cooperation, Officials Say

NATO nations have a long history of working together to increase deterrence and enhance interoperability, and they must build on that experience to draw closer, senior leaders said.