Pentagon Won't Allow Pride Flags To Be Flown At US Military Bases
The decision maintains a policy from last July that also bans the display of the Confederate flag on US bases.
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USA UFO Report: US Government Makes 'No Definitive Finding'
Aerial phenomena spotted by military pilots remain unexplained, officials said.
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USA Joe Biden Marks Memorial Day Weekend With Deeply Personal Observance
The Memorial Day weekend took on added poignancy this year as the President spoke of his own loss.
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USA Afghanistan: US Withdrawal Up To One-Quarter Complete
Five US-controlled installations in Afghanistan have been handed back to the Afghan Defence Ministry so far.
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RAF RAF Typhoons Join Training Exercise With US And Italy
Two Royal Air Force Typhoons from 121 Expeditionary Air Wing carried out a Close Air Support training mission with NATO JTAC teams.
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RAF RAF Joins US And French Air Forces In Exercise Atlantic Trident
Royal Air Force Typhoons, US Air Force F-35As and French Rafale fighters are collaborating on the tri-nation Exercise Atlantic Trident.
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Sea vessels Fact Check: Does HMS Queen Elizabeth Have British Jets?
HMS Queen Elizabeth is getting ready to sail on her first operational deployment – but what jets will operate from her flight deck?
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North Korea North Korea: US And South Concerned About Nuclear Programme
The South Korean President visited Washington seeking renewed diplomatic urgency on curbing North Korea's nuclear programme.
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Aircraft Historic first as amphibious ship RFA Mounts Bay operates with US Osprey
The Osprey can fly higher, further and faster than a helicopter and with its tiltrotor design, can land in and take off from tight spots.
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Middle East Israel-Gaza: US President Biden Expresses Support For Ceasefire
More than a week since the latest violence began, US President Joe Biden has backed international calls for a ceasefire.
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Afghanistan Longest-Serving US Commander In Afghanistan: 'History Will Judge' Coalition's Success
General Scott Miller also told the BBC he expects Taliban violence to worsen after the Eid ceasefire.
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Afghanistan UK Troops Twice As Likely To Die In Afghanistan Than Americans, Report Finds
More than 450 British personnel have died in Afghanistan since the start of operations in 2001.
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Army Defender Europe 21: British Army Troops Join 27-Nation Exercise
Exercise Defender Europe 21 is being held across more than 30 training areas over a dozen nations.
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Army Army Completes Largest Warfighter Exercise For 30 Years
Soldiers from the 3rd (UK) Division were integrated into a US division with French troops to form a multinational warfighting corps.
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Middle East Strait Of Hormuz: US Fires Warning Shots At Iranian Boats
The shots were fired after 13 "fast boats" from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy failed to stay at a safe distance, the US said.
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USA Afghanistan: US Sends Additional Support For Withdrawal
US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin said the US will remain partners and "continue to support" Afghanistan.