Pakistan\'s president says his country and neighboring Afghanistan need more support from foreign allies to win the battle against extremist militias.
Both shoes have now dropped and the doubt in the intelligence community about the rest of President elect Barack Obama’s Natiional Security Team can be put to rest. Admiral Dennis Blair is said to be…
Military leaders from China and Russia armies are becoming more friendly with each other.
Turkish warplanes bombed targets in northern Iraq this week, destroying a remote bridge but causing no casualties, an Iraqi border guard said.The Turkish military has been stepping up attacks in recent months on Kurdish PKK…
A top Navy official says the service is close to awarding another multibillion-dollar contract to Falls Church, Va.-based General Dynamics and Northrop Grumman for more Virginia class submarines.
A former State Department employee has been sentenced after a probe revealed he snooped on presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain passports.
The U.S. Army hasn\'t even rolled out its new protective system for armored vehicles, but the Russians have already countered it.
Northrop Grumman Shipbuilding held an authentication ceremony for the USS Arlington, the Navy\'s eighth amphibious transport dock ship.
U.S. Army combat aviation brigade will be sent to Afghanistan in the spring as part of a buildup of forces to counter rising insurgent violence.
Letters containing a strange substance have been received all over the country.\"
What\'s going to happen to the military\'s efforts to replenish it\'s aerial refueling tankers. Northrop Grumman wants the Obama administration to revive the procurement process, which has been stuck for months.
Iran is no longer actively supplying Iraqi militias with a particularly lethal kind of roadside bomb, a decision that suggests a strategic shift by the Iranian leadership, U.S. and Iraqi authorities said Thursday.
More U.S. troops are going to Afghanistan by next summer, and the Pentagon is going to commit a sustained force there for several more years...
Tom Fingar is leaving the ODNI team. He\'s head of the National Intelligence Council.
The U.S. military conducted a successful test of its system built to knock out long-range missiles that could be fired by North Korea or Iran, the Pentagon said Friday.