Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III and his Israeli counterpart will discuss Israeli operations in Gaza, humanitarian efforts in the region and tension with Hezbollah in Lebanon, the Pentagon press secretary said.
DOD remains committed to ensuring operational resilience and maintaining the United States’ warfighting edge amid the rising challenges posed by climate change.
The security partnership among Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States, known as AUKUS, is aimed at promoting a free and open Indo-Pacific.
The poster will serve as a reminder of America’s ongoing efforts to provide the fullest possible accounting of the soldiers, sailors, Marines and airmen who are still missing from past conflicts.
The reopening of the pier allowed for the overnight transfer of more than 656 metric tons — or 1.4 million pounds — of aid to be delivered to the marshaling yard in Gaza, Pentagon Press Secretary Air Force Maj. Gen. Pat Ryder said.
The Defense Department’s chief information officer is making a departmentwide call for nominations for its annual DOD CIO Awards program.
The temporary pier was removed and towed to Ashdod, Israel, as a way to avoid potential damage from high seas, but is expected to return this week to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid into Gaza.
Under the contract, Duke Energy Progress LLC will supply five of the region’s largest military installations with 4.8-million-megawatt hours of carbon pollution-free electricity through 2041.
