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Russians Launch New Missile at Dnipro, U.S. Provides Ukraine With New Tactical Weapons

The Defense Department has characterized the intermediate-range ballistic missile as “experimental” in that it’s the first time a weapon of its kind has been used on the battlefield in Ukraine, Deputy Pentagon Press Secretary Sabrina Singh said.

DOD Adjusts Nuclear Deterrence Strategy as Nuclear Peer Adversaries Escalate

Multiple nuclear peer adversaries challenge the security of the U.S. and its allies and partners, according to the Defense Department.

DOD Comptroller Assesses Accomplishments, Aspirations

Over the past three years, the Defense Department’s budget has increased from $700 billion to $850 billion.

Austin Meets With Southeast Asian Counterparts, Charts Vision for Enhanced Regional Cooperation

Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III laid out a new Defense Department vision for ensuring a prosperous and secure Indo-Pacific through enhanced collaboration among Southeast Asian nations as he met with key defense leaders in Laos. 

ROTC-Like Recruitment Program Helping Space Force Find Civilian ‘Guardians’

On college campuses, the Defense Civilian Training Corps aims to bring graduates into the military as civilian employees.

Hicks Commemorates Native American Heritage Month

Deputy Defense Secretary Kathleen Hicks celebrated Native peoples’ past and present participation in public and military service.  

Indo-Pacific Commander Gives Unvarnished View of Situation in Region

Navy Adm. Samuel Paparo gave a snapshot of what military competition with China would look like for the United States during a recent discussion in Washington.

Stratcom Commander Discusses Nuclear System Modernization

The commander of U.S. Strategic Command spoke on the critical role of nuclear deterrence and its supporting platforms in securing U.S. strategic dominance and maintaining global stability at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.