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Retrograde From Afghanistan Continues As US Officials Protect Troops

By Jim Garamone The retrograde from Afghanistan is going well, but U.S. officials are being careful as the effort is

By C. Todd Lopez Earlier Monday, 13 “fast boats” with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy precariously approached U.S. Navy

By Jim Garamone American service members will move out with professionalism and dedication to fulfill the newest mission in Afghanistan,

U.S. Space Command supports the geographic combatant commanders by defending the space assets used by all commands that are vital

By C. Todd Lopez Deterrence has always been the first line of defense. Preventing conflict, when possible, is greater than

By David Vergun U.S. Central Command is the only geographic combatant command that routinely engages with U.S. adversaries, including violent

By David Vergun John F. Kirby, Pentagon press secretary, briefed the media today, speaking on a number of different topics,

Earlier this week, on Wednesday, the Indonesian submarine KRI Nanggala disappeared while conducting training operations in the Bali Sea. More

By C. Todd Lopez About 70 miles southeast of Washington is Vienna, Maryland. It sits on the Nanticoke River, which

By David Vergun Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III spoke Thursday at the Leaders Summit on Climate. “Today, no