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U.S. Can Respond Decisively to Cyber Threat Posed by China

The cyber challenge posed by China is unlike any challenge ever faced by the U.S. and its allies, the commander of U. S. Cyber Command said.  

Austin: Americans Have a Right to Know if Leaders’ Health Challenges May Affect Their Duties

Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III discussed his recent health issues as well as the attacks that occurred in Jordan and the ongoing attacks against cargo ships transiting the Red Sea. 

Paparo Says Ukraine Aid Will Help Deter China in Indo-Pacific

One of the most important things the U.S. can do to promote peace in the Indo-Pacific is to support Ukraine in its battle against Russia half a world away, Navy Adm. Samuel J. Paparo told a Senate committee.

Austin Lauds Strength of U.S.-U.K. Relationship

Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III and British Defense Secretary Grant Shapps underscored the U.S. and United Kingdom’s shared commitment to upholding global peace and security as the two leaders met to discuss a range of security issues.

Official Says DOD Aims to Promote Service in Its Recruiting Message 

A national call to service that inspires young people to think about how they can contribute to something bigger than themselves would help support the DOD’s recruiting efforts, a senior Defense Department official said.

DOD Reduces On-Base Child Care Fees for Military Families

DOD is focused on making quality child care options affordable for military families as officials continue to prioritize initiatives to take care of those who serve.   

DOD Harnesses Science, Technology to Counter Adversaries

China is attempting to offer an alternative to the international world order and the Defense Department must respond with a robust and accelerated science, technology and development strategy, a senior DOD official said.

Hicks Makes Case That Effective Defense Innovation Is Moving Forward

Innovation is key to continuing U.S. military might, and the Defense Department is working to make the institution more agile and a good partner for private capital, Deputy Defense Secretary Kathleen Hicks said.