U.S. Military

America has signed off on $46.9 billion worth of arms sales so far this year.

The CEO of Russia's Rostec state corporation said that the company developed "a coating that, like a chameleon, mimics the color of the environment."

A married couple of ex-Marines is held accountable for cyberstalking, a year after a news investigation broke the story.

The U.S.-led coalition said its warplanes or "partnered forces" may have been behind strikes that killed up to 28 civilians in eastern Syria.

Russia’s defense minister said the U.S. wants “to avoid the stabilization of the country, to prolong the conflict and to undermine Syrian territorial integrity.”

Trump has said the U.S. should spend less but he spent more on Europe's defense, all for a Russian threat he disputes is there.

President Trump said he was a "problem solver" during his debut Afghan strategy speech, but ending the longest U.S. war has proven to be a challenge.

Japanese citizens have shared Okinawa with U.S. military personnel since World War II.

The Joint Air-to-Ground Missile is set to replace the Hellfire used in various U.S. military operations, from invasions to assassinations.

President Trump said last week that 200 “fallen heroes” had been sent back to the U.S., but Pompeo told Senate none had as yet been received.

The Syrian military and the Syrian Democratic Forces are both advancing rapidly against the last of ISIS. What happens when the jihadis are gone?

This is the first time Belarus has joined Russia and Serbia for their annual military drills, which will feature some of Moscow's new military equipment.

The cooperation of humankind in space exploration must not be sacrificed because of Trump’s dangerous ideas.

Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's top military aide also threatened to shower Saudi royal palaces "with 1,000 missiles" if the kingdom launches an attack.

Bureaucracy, aging infrastructure and incompatible equipment are plaguing the U.S. and NATO's ability to reach parts of Europe eyed by Russia.

The U.S.-led coalition is tasked with battling ISIS, but it has occasionally clashed with pro-Syrian government forces also battling the jihadis.

A Chinese military report said "the U.S. armed forces have failed to live up to Trump’s expectations" due to "scandals like ship collisions, drug abuses and rapes."

The U.S.-led coalition battling ISIS has denied responsibility for the strikes.

As Trump argues "we must have American dominance in space," Russia and China are attempting to stake their own claim to the final frontier.

Syrian rebel group Maghawir al-Thawra vowed to keep Al-Tanf free of drugs, but Syria, Russia and Iran say the insurgents and the U.S. have no business there.

Colonel Robert Brodie said his troops are preparing for war regardless of the thaw in U.S.–North Korean relations.

Moscow may have more, but quantity does not mean quality.

America is leading a drill with 18 other nations in Europe's northeast.

The two countries were rivals during the Cold War but a lot has changed since then, including what it takes to fight a war.

Lieutenant General Kenneth McKenzie said the U.S. would continue to conduct operations around the Chinese bases despite criticism from Beijing.

A Chinese Foreign Ministry official likened U.S. complaints about China's militarization of the South China Sea to "a thief crying 'stop thief.'"

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said a U.S.-Russia conflict “was avoided, not by the wisdom of the American leadership but by the wisdom of the Russian leadership.”

The U.S. may reportedly dismantle its Al-Tanf base in exchange for a withdrawal of both pro-Assad and anti-Assad militias, leaving the Syrian army in control.

An Iranian Revolutionary Guards official said his forces were in Iraq and Syria legally, and "if anyone should leave the region, it would be the meddlesome U.S."

A New York Times report revealed the battle between the U.S.-led coalition and pro-Syrian government fighters in dramatic detail.