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A delegation of top officials from U.S. Africa Command and the State Department traveled to Ethiopia this week to promote peace with their African counterparts and explore new opportunities for the nations to deepen their economic, diplomatic and military ties.
Africom’s new commander Air Force Gen. Dagvin Anderson participated in the events, which involved the African Union — an influential intergovernmental organization consisting of the countries on that continent.
India has chosen Shield AI to supply V-BAT UAS and licences for the company’s Hivemind autonomy software to the Indian Army.
A senior UK Government official has said that they are looking at export opportunities of the Challenger 3 main battle tank.
The Air Force is once again revising basic training, this time by adding simulated permanent and expeditionary airstrips to give trainees hands-on experience at operating and defending airfields.
The air base training ranges are expected to open this year as part of the latest overhaul of Basic Military Training, or BMT, which is expected to begin in the spring, said Maj. Gen. Wolfe Davidson, commander of 2nd Air Force.
“For the first time in BMT, the training environment will simulate the capabilities of the operational Air Force,” Davidson said in a statement to Task & Purpose.
Better weaving cyber capabilities into American military operations has been a priority for Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Dan “Razin” Caine. A new team has been set up at the Pentagon to do just that.
Caine, the U.S. military’s top officer who was picked for the job by President Donald Trump, has highlighted the important role that digital tools played recently in major operations, like Operation Absolute Resolve and last year’s Operation Midnight Hammer in Venezuela and Iran, respectively.
During a Jan.
Yes. It’s still January. And yes, it is the longest month on record in human history.
But January is still January, and we are still within the window for memorializing events that occurred in the previous year. Don’t argue with me on this. Our world is divided enough as it is. Just gather, light a candle, and join me in paying homage to some absolute legends we lost in 2025.
David Lynch
David Lynch was one of the most beloved and respected filmmakers in the history of cinema.
It takes about two seconds to figure out when you talk with 22-year Army Special Operations veteran and Delta Force soldier Pat McNamara that he’s about as straight a shooter as they come.
But it’s more than just the trigger squeeze, proper sight alignment and firm grip honed over many years as the senior marksmanship NCO for the world’s top counterterrorism unit that makes him hit the bull’s-eye every time.
An Army unit originally established to train Afghan forces now has a new mission: teaching U.S. troops how to fight in the jungle.
On Tuesday, the 1st Security Forces Assistance Brigade ceased to exist and was reborn as Army Security Cooperation Group – South. Its primary focus will be to operate the Combined Jungle Operations Training Course in Panama
“We are now charged with holding a different line, no longer as advisors, but as committed jungle warfare experts,” Col. Keith W. Benedict, the unit’s commander, said during a ceremony held Tuesday at Fort Benning, Georgia.
Lithuania’s MoD has awarded a contract to KNDS Deutschland for the supply of 12 Leguan bridge layer systems.