In a significant step to enhance allied military interoperability, the War Department and the United Kingdom's Ministry of Defense have signed a landmark joint declaration of intent to establish common data standards for counter-unmanned aerial system technologies.

Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command Southeast rapidly delivered critical engineering, real estate, environmental and contracting support that directly enabled U.S. military operations across the Caribbean, accelerating infrastructure readiness in support of Operation Southern Spear.

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth called on the joint forces service secretaries to work through their general counsels to conduct a "ruthless, no-excuses review" of the War Department's assorted legal support functions and operations.

Last year, the War Department announced an opportunity for department civilians to serve at the Department of Homeland Security and support its work to keep America safe. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth wants civilians and their supervisors to know this opportunity still exists.

Naval Health Research Center scientists completed six days of research in harsh Sierra Nevada winter conditions at the Marine Corps Mountain Warfare Training Center in Bridgeport, Calif., focusing on equipping warfighters with survival skills for extreme conditions.

The U.S. Navy flight demonstration squadron, the Blue Angels, successfully completed its annual certification for the 2026 airshow season, marking the squadron's 80th anniversary.

The District of Columbia National Guard activated the 260th Special Purpose Brigade, the only brigade in the Army specifically designed to coordinate military support to civil authorities and protect critical infrastructure in the nation's capital.