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National Armaments Directors Focus on Long-Term Support for Ukraine

As the conflict in Ukraine surpassed its 600th day, national armaments directors from more than 40 countries, the European Union and NATO gathered in Brussels to discuss long-term support for Ukraine.

Defense Department Continues to Stress Law of War With Israel

As Israel defends itself against ongoing attacks by Hamas, defense officials continue to underscore the importance of following the law of war, the Pentagon press secretary said.

DOD Releases AI Adoption Strategy

DOD released its strategy to accelerate the adoption of advanced artificial intelligence capabilities to ensure U.S. warfighters maintain decision superiority on the battlefield for years to come.

Intelligence Official Underscores Importance of Partnerships

The United States’ ability to rely on a growing network of allies and partners is key to maintaining its advantage in the Indo-Pacific and beyond, a senior defense intelligence official said.

Austin, Blinken Ask for Funds to Defend Embattled Democracies

Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III and Secretary of State Antony Blinken made the case for funding to aid two democracies fighting for survival: Israel and Ukraine. 

300 More U.S. Troops Deploy to U.S. Central Command

An additional 300 U.S. troops will deploy to the U.S. Central Command area of operations to provide capabilities in explosive ordnance disposal, communications and other support functions for forces already in the region.

Black Hawk Helicopters on Accelerated Delivery to Australia

Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III noted that some of the Black Hawks have already arrived in Australia, with more to follow.

DOD Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Office Launches New Reporting Tool

DOD launched a reporting tool for military members, federal employees and contractors to come forward with knowledge of alleged U.S. government programs related to unidentified anomalous phenomena dating back to 1945.