On 70th Anniversary of US European Command's Creation, a Wary Eye Cast Toward Russia EUCOM was founded in 1952 as a permanent U.S. military presence in Europe in the wake of WWII.
Experts to Comb Site of Plane Crash in Northern Greece The plane was carrying 11.5 tons of Serbian-made mortar ammunition.
US to Boost Military Presence in Europe for Russia Threat Biden opened his participation in the summit by announcing the permanent basing of a U.S. military garrison in Poland.
NATO Holds Baltic Sea Naval Exercises with Finland, Sweden NATO has kicked off nearly a two-week, U.S.-led naval exercise on the Baltic Sea with more than 7,000 sailors, airmen and...
D-Day 74: Paratroopers Honor the Greatest Generation Following the flight path of June 6, 1944, aircraft dropped 60 paratroopers per pass to commemorate the D-Day invasion 74...
Russians Stymied in Ukraine; Finland Favors Joining NATO The long-neutral Finland shares both a 830-mile land border and the Gulf of Finland with Russia.
Sweden Hasn't Gone to War Since Napoleon Was Alive, But Russia Has it Preparing for Another One Sweden and its neighbors have watched Russian military activity warily in recent years, particularly in the Arctic.
Vermont F-35s to Fly Europe Air Policing Missions More than 200 Vermont air guard personnel, their equipment and eight F-35s are now in Europe.
EU Slams 'War Crimes' in Ukraine but New Sanctions Unlikely European Union countries on Monday accused the Russian armed forces of committing war crimes in Ukraine.
Biden Will Travel to Europe for Ukraine Talks, White House Says Biden will meet with European leaders at an extraordinary NATO summit in Brussels on March 24.
Veterans Can Start Filing New Claims Now for 23 Illnesses Covered Under New Law The bill expands health care and disability compensation for veterans affected by burn pits and other toxic exposures.
Military Faces National Guard Refusals and Legal Blockade over Disobeying COVID-19 Vaccine Order While many Guardsmen have outright refused to get vaccinated, some service members have put off getting inoculated while...
Is the Marine Corps Becoming Irrelevant? For the first time in its storied history, the Marine Corps has given up capabilities that might be needed worldwide to gain...
Number of Monkeypox Cases in the Military Climbs Tenfold in Less than 4 Weeks The Defense Department has had 40 members diagnosed with monkeypox, including 26 active-duty personnel.
Did an Airman Offer a Bribe to Pass Fitness Test? Ramstein Officials Investigating Bribery is punishable under Article 124 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
