Navy destroyer deploys to southern border mission to deter illegal crossings, drug trafficking
A Navy destroyer has deployed to the Gulf of America on a mission usually reserved for the U.S. Coast Guard to help deter illegal crossings and drug trafficking as part the military’s efforts to bolster security along the southern border.
Why It Matters The U.S. military has been rotating its most capable ships to the Indo-Pacific region, its "priority theater ...
The new F-47 will succeed the F-35, long heralded for its superior stealth capabilities. In its Navy variant, the F-35 was ...
An official, who was given anonymity to discuss military plans, told Military.com that a second destroyer will deploy from ...
China issued a strong protest and an ominous warning after news broke of April's purported secret naval drills. Beijing, ...
Teacher Edward Kozloski said students can "wind up getting an entry-level position, internship somewhere. You can go to ...
Officials said the new round of strikes in Yemen may last for weeks and that they are now less worried about casualties.
THE Houthis have vowed to strike any American ships that come within the 1,000 miles of Yemen’s borders after Donald Trump ...
The strikes on Houthi sites in Yemen comes after the group said it would restart attacks in the Red Sea following weeks of ...
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