US Probes Rash of Health Incidents Among Diplomats in Vienna The Vienna-based employees have reported suffering from mysterious symptoms since President Joe Biden was inaugurated.
Most European Troops Exit Afghanistan Quietly After 20 Years Most European troops have already pulled out of Afghanistan, quietly withdrawing months before the U.S.-led mission was...
Dutch Navy: Russian Jets Flew Low Over Frigate in Black Sea Defense Minister Minister Ank Bijleveld-Schouten called the Russian actions “irresponsible.”
After Charming Leaders, Queen Elizabeth Sits Back for Military Parade The ceremony is a gift from the Household Division of army regiments.
There Will Be 450 F-35s in Europe by 2030, NATO Commander Says There are currently more than 600 F-35 aircraft operating from nearly 30 locations worldwide, according to Lockheed Martin.
On First Overseas Trip, Biden to Assure Allies and Meet Putin President Joe Biden’s to-do list is ambitious.
Army Fields First New Air Defense Strykers in Europe The Army will field 144 systems to four air and missile defense battalions beginning this year, according to the release.
Italian Autopsy Confirms First Coronavirus-Related Death of a US Airman in Europe Tech. Sgt. Michael W. Morris, 36, died alone Jan. 12, hours after calling his wife and children in Minnesota.
Buddhist Monastery's Noise Complaints Lead US Air Force to Suspend Training at Scottish Range Eskdalemuir, a remote Scottish valley, is home to the largest Tibetan Buddhist temple in Europe.
Biden Should Consider the Merits of Trump's Troop Drawdown in Germany Europe-wide security is what is important to consider when making deployment decisions.
Yes, an Air Force Recruit with Ties to a Hate Group Is Out. But the Military’s Extremism Problem Isn’t Fixed. The Air Force has kicked out a man who belonged to the white nationalist group Identity Evropa months after reporters...
Army Shooter Is First US Service Member to Win Gold Medal at Tokyo Olympics First Lt. Amber English, a logistics officer and member of the Army Marksmanship Unit, bested Diana Bacosi of Italy, the 2016...
A $500 Rip It? How Grilled Cheese and Energy Drinks Fueled the Afghanistan Withdrawal Energy drinks and tobacco became hot commodities as residents at Bagram Airfield hunted for diminishing supplies before the U...
Air Force Suspends Using Body Cameras for Its Security Personnel The service estimates 13 units actively employed body cameras; nine had bought the equipment but had not activated them for...
Former Airman Who Leaked Details of Drone Program Sentenced, Will Serve Prison Time A former Air Force intelligence analyst has been sentenced to 45 months in prison for leaking classified information.
