Good afternoon! This is Jeff Schogol, your friend and humble Pentagon correspondent, and it’s an honor to once again bring you the Pentagon Rundown after a nearly three-year hiatus.
Right now, the Pentagon is in wait-and-see mode pending President Donald Trump’s return to office in January. During his last tenure as commander in chief, Trump was heavily involved in military matters. He canceled large-scale military exercises between U.S.
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The prospect of former US president Donald J Trump securing a second term has become the reality to which European political and military officials must now adapt.
Trump has pledged to turn the US into a manufacturing superpower. But when it comes to semiconductors, he has his work cut out.
Donald Trump has been elected the 47th president of the US, in part by promising an isolationist agenda and an end to the wars abroad.
Nato nations must “wake up to the fact of who a
RTX BBN Technologies has secured a contract to bolster the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s (DARPA) cyber resiliency programme.
Rheinmetall has reported 35.7% increase in sales in the first nine months of fiscal year 2024 to €6.3bn compared to €4.618bn a year ago.
Fields and gardens of remembrance have been set
The global balance of power is being challenged
Deployment can be an emotionally challenging time for children, but with the right strategies and support, military families can help ease the transition.
A parent’s deployment is a significant emotional event for any child. The separation can lead to feelings of anxiety, sadness, and uncertainty. However, with the right coping mechanisms, military families can help children manage these emotions and maintain stability. Whether it’s through open communication, consistent routines, or engaging activities, there are numerous ways to support children during this difficult time.