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Several NATO allies have agreed to surge weapons and troops to the east, as experts investigate the Russian drone incursions into Poland’s territory this week that sparked the potentially historic activation of the alliance’s air defenses. 
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte and Supreme Allied Commander Europe Gen. Alex Grynkewich unveiled plans for the new initiative — Eastern Sentry — during a press conference on Friday.

An Air Force recruiter has joined the service’s hall of fame for helping a staggering number of civilians decide they wanted to wake up early every day, wear the same clothes all the time, and do other genuinely important things, like selflessly serve their country.
Tech. Sgt. Abdoulie Bah, a recruiter with the Air Force’s 350th Recruiting Squadron, got more than 100 new airmen to join the service in fiscal year 2025, officials said in a release. 
Bah will join the Air Force’s “Century Club” — which is reserved for the service’s best recruiters. In August, Master Sgt.

Once again, lawmakers are trying to claw back their responsibility under the Constitution to declare war. On Wednesday, the House passed legislation that would repeal two authorizations for use of military force from 1991 and 2002 passed prior to the Persian Gulf and Iraq wars.
The issue of how much power the president has to wage war has become increasingly relevant after President Donald Trump ordered the U.S. military to destroy a boat in the Caribbean that was believed to be smuggling drugs. When asked later what legal authority the military used to justify the Sept.

The Marine Corps put out new guidance Thursday about the availability and integration of AI-powered Maven Smart System capabilities across the force.
The release came a day after the Corps announced a new contract with Palantir for an enterprise license for the company’s MSS tool.
The deal will enable “unlimited access” to MSS via the SIPRnet Impact Level-6 (IL-6) cloud for all assigned and attached personnel at a slew of commands and organizations, according to the MARADMIN message released Thursday.

No, it doesn’t take Glock mags. And no, you can’t put a switch on it. The iconic Glock firearm manufacturer has finally broken out of the handgun market and made a rifle. Unsurprisingly, it’s an AR-15 chambered in .223. And no, it’s not called the Glock 15.
First seen as a submission to Project Hunter, the British military’s special operations rifle project, the GR-115 has been spotted in the wild, and technical data has leaked, too. Here’s what we know.
Per the Project Hunter requirements, the first GR-115 we saw features a flat, dark earth color scheme.