The US Army has identified Deontre Huey and Seth Olmstead as the two pilots killed in an AH-64E Apache helicopter crash during a training exercise near Salado, Texas.

US officials have charged 11 individuals in connection with a sham marriage immigration scheme that allegedly arranged over 1,000 fraudulent marriages, primarily for Chinese nationals seeking green cards, including matches with at least 14 active US Army members.

Colombia has opened its doors for US army operations, with Bogota joining the Coalition Against Cartels alliance days after Abelardo de la Espriella took office as president.

South Korea's Army Chief of Staff Gen. Kim Gyu-ha met with his US counterpart to discuss ways to enhance their combined defense posture and expand military exchanges between the armed forces.

The US Army has secured a $400 million laser deal to accelerate the hardening of its bases with counter-drone systems, aiming to defeat Group 1-3 drones and protect against kamikaze swarms.

The US Army is now offering defense companies 'concierge access' to test weapons at military ranges, allowing them to book facilities within 30 days through a new online portal to accelerate development and deployment.

The US Army plans to streamline access for defense firms to military test ranges, aiming to accelerate experimentation with critical weapons technology as part of efforts to reform Pentagon procurement and replenish depleted stockpiles.

The US Army constructed the 1,500-mile Alaska Highway in a remarkable eight months.

The US Army is set to test four autonomous Ford F-250 pickups, driven by Forterra's software, for potential future use as mine hunters and breachers. Forterra's technology is already utilized in the Marines' uncrewed missile trucks.

The US Army has modified its contract with Lockheed Martin to increase Patriot missile production, with the final cost dependent on congressional funding.

The US Army has carried out the initial overseas test of its new 'Hammer of the Gods' weapon-disrupting system.

The New Zealand Defence Force is sending approximately 50 personnel to the California desert to participate in high-tech weapons tests alongside the US Army, aiming to deepen military ties.

The US Army is leveraging artificial intelligence to analyze student performance and enhance the training of special operations medics, adapting to the demands of modern warfare.

The U.S. Army has published key eligibility requirements for individuals seeking to enlist, including specific rules on citizenship, age limits, educational background, medical fitness, and aptitude testing. This information is particularly relevant for Nigerian applicants.

An army veteran is facing an arson charge after setting a fire outside a federal building in New York City. The individual was seen carrying a sign that read 'ICE off our streets' during the incident.

Redwire's stock surged after the company announced a $21.5 million follow-on order for its contributions to a U.S. Army drone program.

At the NATO summit in Ankara, Europeans face pressure regarding their military capabilities without the US, with historians suggesting that replacing the US army remains wishful thinking and highlighting Europe's true shortcomings.

The US Army is considering the use of drone boats to address its challenges with crewed watercraft logistics in the Pacific region, as its current fleet is smaller and less mission-ready.

The US military is rotating its 3rd Infantry Division with the 1st Infantry Division ('Big Red One') in Bolesławiec, Poland. This is a routine rotation, not an increase or reduction of US forces, maintaining a rotational rather than permanent presence.

A US Army commander stated that soldiers require numerous cheap drones that are easy to use and access in combat, citing recent exercises where soldiers flew 3D-printed drones.

The US Army plans to allow several companies to establish critical minerals processing plants at military bases across the country, aiming to boost domestic production of these essential resources.

The U.S. Army plans to establish at least two testing ranges over the next four to six weeks to replicate the electronic warfare conditions found on the battlefield in Ukraine.

General Christopher Donahue, commander of NATO's land forces, has retired, marking the departure of another four-star general from the US Army.

General Christopher Donahue, who leads the US Army in the European and African theater, is unexpectedly retiring from his command by early next month. He was the last soldier to leave Afghanistan in 2021.

General CD Donahue, the top U.S. Army officer in Europe, is set to announce his retirement on Wednesday, reportedly forced out by Pete Hegseth.

Telecommunications giant Vodafone is expanding into the defense sector, aiming to provide secure communication for police and emergency services, as well as mobile services for the US Army, with Germany playing a key role in this new venture.

Ukraine's "Operation Spiderweb" drone attacks on Russian bases are reportedly influencing how the US Army develops its own defenses against small uncrewed aerial systems, with a US interagency task force focused on counter-drone systems.

Former US Army Europe commander, retired General Ben Hodges, stated in an interview with Delfi that Crimea needs to be isolated and cut off, expressing surprise at the destruction of Russian military logistics network trucks on the highway in recent weeks.

US Army soldiers involved in testing the NGC2 platform warned against simply 'pouring AI' onto new warfighting technology, emphasizing the need for deliberate AI integration with guardrails, following a live-fire exercise in Colorado.

Mounted soldiers of the US Army Caisson Detachment undergo rigorous training to perform their sacred mission of transporting fallen service members to their final resting places at Arlington National Cemetery.

The US Army plans to order 11,000 next-generation missiles to replace its aging Stinger inventory. This acquisition aims to modernize its air defense capabilities.

The US Army is reportedly preparing contingency plans for military executions, which would be the first in over 50 years, pending presidential approval for such death orders.

The US Army is developing a next-generation command system designed to fight future wars on the move and hide its command centers in digital noise, aiming to face off against well-armed adversaries.

A US army veteran was killed by police in California after taking 10 people hostage in a bank and attaching explosives to some of them, following a 15-hour ordeal.

The US Army has found a way to shoot down drones without expending million-dollar missiles for each engagement, demonstrating its new MADIS system during a military exercise in the Philippines.

The US Army has developed an advanced exoskeleton designed to help injured troops regain the ability to stand and walk independently after combat, aiding in their recovery and mobility.

Christopher Lanive, known for his strict discipline as commander of the 82nd Airborne Division, is reportedly set to become the next chief of the US Army.

The US Army has reportedly met its recruiting targets for 2026 four months ahead of schedule, an achievement announced by Pete Hegseth at the West Point commencement ceremony.

The US Army is conducting 'Operation Hood Strike' at Fort Hood, Texas, bringing together active duty, reserve, and National Guard units to train with state-of-the-art technology for the modern battlefield.

US Army soldiers are undergoing new training to identify and counter enemy drones, learning to perceive the sky as a potential source of danger.

Archbishop Georgios has reportedly donated 15 buses to the Cyprus army, reflecting the Church's deep involvement in the Cyprus issue and efforts to prevent the 'turkification' of the island.

The US Army has confirmed the recovery of the body of a second soldier who went missing in Morocco, following an extensive search operation.

Palantir Technologies Inc. is reportedly planning to scale its interoperability solutions across the US Army and the Department of War.

The US Army has conducted an exercise in the Philippines, firing its first Tomahawk missile from the country.

The US Army and industry partners conducted a tabletop scenario to test how enemy AI agents could attack US Army security in a hypothetical Indo-Pacific conflict. This exercise aimed to simulate and understand potential cyber threats posed by advanced artificial intelligence.

A unit of Leonardo DRS has been awarded a $150 million contract modification by the US Army for FLIR sensor technology, expanding its defense work.

Romania has become the second country globally to gain real-time access to the American Counter-UAS Marketplace platform, following a document signed by its Defense Minister Radu Miruță and US Army…

An unnamed Army chief has been inducted into the International Hall of Fame at the US Army War College, recognizing their contributions and leadership.

Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi was inducted into the International Hall of Fame at the US Army War College. During his visit, he also engaged in academic discussions and reviewed defense cooperation.

The US Army has updated its physical combat field test, requiring active duty soldiers in specialty occupations to pass it annually or face reclassification.

The Pilsen Liberation Festival, starting next week, will feature military camps, concerts, and commemorative events from May 1st to 6th, honoring the city's liberation by the American army.

Deisy Rivera Ortega was detained by ICE in Texas during an immigration appointment, despite having legal protections as the wife of a US Army soldier.

Iran's military has vowed 'decisive action' against the US army following an alleged attack on an Iranian vessel, escalating tensions between the two nations.

L3Harris Technologies (LHX) has been awarded a $465 million contract by the US Army for the development and provision of a next-generation night-vision system.

Meenu Batra, an Indian-origin woman whose son serves in the US army, was arrested by ICE on March 17 and claims she was denied food for 24 hours and photographed in cuffs, stating she was "treated like a criminal."

The US Army has revealed a Native American name for its powerful new aircraft, continuing a tradition of honoring indigenous cultures.

The US Army has established Detachment 201, an Executive Innovation Corps, appointing executives from Meta, Palantir, and OpenAI as Reserve Lt. Cols through a special direct commissioning program.

Lipi Sternheim, CEO of REalloys, stated that the US-China gap on critical minerals will not change overnight, highlighting his company's collaboration with the US Army to expand critical mining operations in the US.

The U.S. Army is acquiring $54 billion worth of Patriot Missiles from Lockheed Martin, raising questions about the reasons behind this significant defense expenditure.

The US Army is close to realizing its ambitious project for laser weapons capable of destroying enemy drones and missiles at the speed of light, aiming to replace costly interceptors.

The US Army recently integrated a major technology experiment, Project Convergence Capstone, with realistic combat training, testing new systems like drones to balance future tech development with current combat readiness.

The US Army is set to spend at least $400 million on counter-drone lasers from AeroVironment Inc., as militaries globally seek advanced solutions to combat the proliferation of unmanned systems on modern battlefields.

The US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) reports significant progress in restoring essential services on Rota, having completed over half of the requested temporary generator installations following Super Typhoon Bavi.

US Army carried out a new series of attacks on Iran: 'Powerful response'

A feature article discusses Hezbollah's disarmament as a critical test for the US-backed security framework between Lebanon and Israel, highlighting the role of the US Army as a partner to both Lebanese and Israeli forces.

The US Army has ordered Patriot PAC-2 GEM-T missiles after a thirty-year hiatus to address critical missile shortages driven by global conflicts and demand. Ukraine and several allied nations are also procuring these effective ballistic missiles.

Sgt. Angel Rampersad, a US Army sergeant from Queens, New York, was killed during an Iranian attack on the Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan, leaving behind a grieving family and military colleagues.

A step-by-step guide outlines the process for individuals interested in enlisting in the US Army National Guard, detailing eligibility, requirements, and the full enlistment procedure.

US Army soldiers are undergoing training to pilot drones, a skill that requires building 'new neural pathways' due to its distinct nature compared to flying traditional aircraft. This initiative is part of the Army's effort to catch up in drone warfare capabilities.

The US military announced the completion of its latest wave of airstrikes against Iran, while Iranian state media reported explosions around the capital, Tehran.

Vasárnap ismét támadni kezdte egymást az amerikai hadsereg és Irán.

In Colorado Springs, 33 new recruits are lining up to take an oath at the Air Force Academy's Falcon Stadium, some still with youthful faces. Behind the scenes, bull riders in leather shorts await their turn to compete with 725 kg horned cattle, indicating an unconventional recruitment approach.

The IDF chief awarded a US Air Defense battery captain and commanders with a Certificate of Appreciation, recognizing the strong partnership, professionalism, and innovation between the IDF and US army.

An article discusses the Sand Creek Massacre of November 1864, where US Army troops attacked Native Americans on the plains of the American West, occurring concurrently with the American Civil War.

Palantir Technologies has been chosen to provide data architecture for the US Army’s next-generation command and control program, NGC2.

The US Army carried out attacks on Iranian military targets in the Strait of Hormuz, the United States Central Command reported.

The US military plans to establish two training ranges that simulate the battlefield conditions and challenges of the Russia-Ukraine war to learn from the conflict's lessons.

General Christopher Donahue, known as the last US soldier to leave Afghanistan, has unexpectedly stepped down from his position. His departure comes amidst a broader overhaul within the US Army.

Another high-ranking US army officer has abruptly stepped down under the supervision of War Secretary Hegseth. Reports indicate that the American military leader was pressured out of his position.

A systematic purge within the high echelons of the US armed forces, led by Pete Hegseth, has reportedly affected General Christopher 'Chris' Donahue, known as 'the last soldier in Afghanistan'.

The US military is planning to establish two new special training ranges overseas to simulate various scenarios, according to US Army Secretary Daniel Driscoll.

The story of Coca-Cola in Czechia, from its arrival with the US army in 1945 as a symbol of freedom to being banned in the 1950s and a luxury in the 1960s, mirrors the modern history of the country as it celebrates 55 years of official local production.

Ukraine's 'Operation Spiderweb' drone attacks on Russian bases are now influencing how the US Army prepares to defend its own installations, demonstrating the evolving nature of modern warfare.

The US Army is adopting quantum computers and sensors for military applications, aiming to gain an unprecedented advantage in detecting and tracking radio signals on the battlefield.

Retired US General Ben Hodges, former commander of the US Army in Europe, discussed the war in Ukraine, stating that Ukrainians have halted Russian ground operations, and also commented on the Middle East conflict and the future of European defense.

USA hlásia ukončenie vlny úderov na iránske ciele. Teherán reagoval raketami na základne v Kuvajte a Bahrajne. Blízky východ čelí ďalšej eskalácii konfliktu.

Leidos Holdings (LDOS) has been awarded a substantial $2.7 billion contract by the US Army for hypersonic weapons. This contract highlights Leidos's role in advanced defense technology.

The US Army is developing strategies to fight future wars on the move, betting on the ability to hide its command centers within digital noise to enhance operational security.

A 41-year-old US Army veteran, Anthony Searles-Harris, was killed by police after taking 10 people hostage with explosives in a Chase Bank building near Los Angeles. The standoff lasted for 15 hours.

The US Army is working to break down technological barriers to enable better communication between its various weapon systems, drones, and sensors, with a hackathon event pushing for greater integration.

US Army Green Berets tested autonomous resupply drones that can evade enemy electronic surveillance detection during a major NATO military exercise this month in Europe. Spc.

A report claims the US Army ignored safety concerns prior to an Iranian strike that resulted in mass casualties, with soldiers alleging that more medical personnel could have saved lives.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has detained the wife of Jose Serrano, a US Army sergeant who served multiple tours in Afghanistan, at a detention center in El Paso.

Former US Army Europe commander Ben Hodges criticized Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's last-minute decision to cancel the deployment of 4,000 US troops to Poland, arguing it undermines deterrence against Russia.

A retired US Army major and former CIA-linked remote viewer reportedly issued stark final warnings about a devastating solar "Killshot" before his recent death. His predictions have garnered attention regarding potential cosmic threats.

Teledyne Technologies' FLIR Defense Rogue 1 has been chosen for the U.S. Army's Low-Altitude Standoff Sensing (LASSO) program.

Ben Hodges, former commander of the US Army in Europe, described the operation in Iran as one of the worst strategic errors in decades, calling it a 'catastrophe for the USA'.

The US Army has expanded its attacks on suspected drug smugglers in the Caribbean and Pacific, deploying more drones. This escalation has led to an increase in casualties and growing criticism.

The US Army is reportedly pursuing initiatives to enable its various weapons systems to communicate and operate more effectively with each other.

Morocco’s Inspector General of the Royal Armed Forces, Mohammed Berrid, and US Secretary of the Army Daniel Driscoll held talks, praising bilateral cooperation ahead of the African Lion 2026 military exercise.

Representative Patrick Ryan questioned Hegseth regarding an Iranian drone attack that killed six US Army Reserve soldiers at a Kuwaiti base in early March, amidst discussions about the security of the facility.

The U.S. military has introduced a new Combat Fitness Test (CFT) that active-duty American soldiers must complete within 30 minutes. This test outlines specific physical challenges designed to assess combat readiness.

A US Army special forces soldier is facing accusations of earning $400,000 from bets placed on the capture of former Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, an operation prosecutors claim he was involved in. A woman he was texting reportedly stated he bragged about his business skills.

A U.S. Army major based in Virginia has been charged with allegedly plotting to assist separatist fighters in Cameroon. The charges detail an effort to provide support to the conflict in the African nation.

Leidos has been awarded a significant $617 million contract by the U.S. Army for the provision of launchers. This contract comes as the Pentagon intensifies its efforts to replenish military supplies.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents detained the wife of a U.S. Army sergeant during a routine immigration appointment. The detention sparked controversy and drew attention to immigration policies affecting military families.

US Army boards another tanker bound for Iran  rudaw.net

Federal agents with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detained the wife of an active-duty U.S. Army sergeant in Texas. She faces potential deportation to Mexico, sparking criticism against ICE's actions.

The US Army has decided to raise its maximum enlistment age to 42, an effort to boost recruitment numbers which have lagged in recent years.

The US Army's Natick Soldier Systems Center conducts extreme tests on its gear, including burning uniforms, freezing equipment, and pushing soldiers to their limits, to ensure everything can withstand the harshest environments on Earth.

The U.S. Army is conducting combat drills to test its new unmanned Hunter Wolf robot, which is equipped with a gun and radar, signaling potential future integration into military operations.

The US Army is adapting new Red Wolf missiles for AH-1Z Viper helicopters, which could potentially be supplied to Ukraine, with the system currently undergoing testing by the US Marine Corps.

Far-right activist Laura Loomer has claimed that Dorsa Sattari-Khavas, daughter of Iran's former Vice President, is living in the US and conducting research funded by the US Army, sparking controversy.

The US Army has established a new 9-1-1 helpline, a pilot data operations center, to assist soldiers overwhelmed with data-related questions and problems both in and out of combat.

The US Army has grounded its Apache helicopters following a deadly crash in Texas, prompting an investigation into the incident.

US Army soldiers experimented with drones at a recent exercise in the Mojave Desert, working to understand the challenges of operating them in punishing conditions.

A survey found that over 60% of Israeli youth view the IDF as a "victorious army" and are motivated to serve, but many express distrust in its senior leadership.

Despite the US Army's move towards digital systems, soldiers still express a preference for physical backups of their battlefield maps. This indicates a continued reliance on traditional methods alongside new technology for critical operations.

Lt. Gen. Charles Costanza has been unexpectedly removed from his command of V Corps, which oversees US Army operations in Europe, with no immediate reason provided.

The US Army plans to open five military ranges to private industry, aiming to let companies test new weapons faster and deploy them to the battlefield more quickly.

The US Army plans to open five military ranges to private industry to accelerate the testing of new weapons, including drones, counter-drone technology, and long-range missiles, aiming to deploy them faster to the battlefield.

Reports suggest that the US Army has depleted a significant portion of its rocket inventory during the ongoing war against Iran, according to Reuters.

A US Army soldier, accused of making winning Polymarket predictions based on classified information about a raid to capture then-Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, has asked a judge to dismiss the case, arguing the alleged bets are not a crime.

The US Army has completed testing new battlefield technology and is now in the process of deciding which innovations will be integrated into future operations. This evaluation aims to determine the most effective and suitable tech for modern warfare.

The US Army has successfully completed the first overseas maritime test of its 'Hammer of the Gods' electronic warfare system, which is designed to disrupt enemy navigation signals.

The US Army is testing a prototype version of its new command-and-control technology, developed iteratively over a series of tests, with soldiers noting spotty connections indicate work ahead.

This article recounts the historical event in the summer of 1932 when the US army used tanks to attack its own World War I veterans who had gathered in Washington.

The BBC's "Inside Science" program explores the potential benefits for the US army of testing its male soldiers for testosterone levels.

US Army carried out the eleventh consecutive wave of airstrikes on Iran: Diplomatic efforts to restore the ceasefire still without results

The US Army rapidly depleted its entire annual budget for artificial intelligence processing tokens within weeks of granting broad access to personnel, prompting military leaders to reinstate strict usage limits.

Defense startup Neros has secured a US Army contract worth up to $500 million to supply low-cost FPV (First-Person View) attack drones, similar to those used in Ukraine, accelerating 'asymmetric warfare' capabilities.

CACI International Inc. has secured a significant contract boost from the US Army, valued at $140.5 million. This additional funding will support ongoing projects and services provided by CACI to the military.

The US Army celebrated Independence Day with a festival in Wiesbaden, Germany, highlighting the enduring friendship between the two nations. This event is part of broader celebrations marking 250 years of US independence.

India has announced significant changes in its military leadership, including new appointments for the Army Chief, Vice-Chiefs, CISC, and various Army Commanders.

A US Army commander effectively utilized attack drones and C4-packed robots to clear a deadly breach, neutralizing threats before soldiers engaged in direct combat. This innovative approach minimized risk to personnel.

General Chris Donahue, known as the last American soldier to leave Afghanistan, is now departing his role as the commander of the US Army in Europe.

A US Army brigade deployed hundreds of one-way attack drones, over half of which were homemade, in a recent wargame, demonstrating the military's reliance on 3D printing for rapid drone part production and mission adaptation.

American special operations forces have reportedly tested Ukrainian Magura naval drones during exercises in the Philippines, utilizing them against a target vessel.

General Chris Donahue, a highly decorated US Army officer, is reportedly retiring from his command, with reports linking his exit to a broader shake-up at the Pentagon by Hegseth.

General Christopher Donahue, commander of US forces in Europe and Africa and famously the last American soldier to leave Afghanistan in 2021, has unexpectedly stepped down after only 18 months in his position.

A top US Army general, known as the last American soldier to leave Afghanistan, is suddenly departing from his current post.

The US Army is developing a new laser weapon system aimed at significantly reducing fuel consumption on battlefields, which could make enemy operations more difficult where deployed.

The US Army reported containing a tuberculosis situation at Fort Benning, Georgia, after an active case and 47 latent infections were discovered among trainees.

US Army veteran Arelys Barahona Martinez is appealing for his wife's release from ICE custody, as she faces a deportation threat. The veteran is pleading for her to be allowed to stay in the country.

US soldiers are now using a new, modern, and user-friendly app to calculate mortar fire-control solutions, replacing older methods and improving efficiency for mortar crews.

The US Army has invested approximately $30 million to overhaul its funeral horse program, including upgrades to facilities, new training, and improved horse welfare, following a series of horse deaths.

US Army scientists have demonstrated a new quantum sensor capable of measuring the full 3D direction of radio signals, a breakthrough designed to pinpoint radio signals on battlefields.

National Vision (EYE) has secured an exclusive agreement to be the sole eye care provider across all US Army and Air Force bases.

Teledyne FLIR has been awarded an $11.2 million contract by the U.S. Army to provide Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) drone kits.

Pro-Palestine US Army veteran Adam Hamawy secured a victory in the New Jersey Democratic primary. His win has drawn criticism from the son of a 1993 World Trade Center bombing victim due to alleged terror ties.

The US Army has developed an exoskeleton designed to help injured soldiers stand and walk independently, providing support and stability for their injuries.

The U.S. Army is reducing its Apache, Black Hawk, and Chinook helicopter programs, citing lessons from drone combat in Ukraine and the Middle East, as it moves towards a more drone-centric military strategy.

Safe Pro and Red Cat are set to unveil their InFlight Real-Time AI Threat Detection Capabilities to the U.S. Army, utilizing the Black Widow™ Drone Platform.

The wife of a US Army sergeant has been released from federal immigration custody, a development in her immigration case.

A US Army Apache helicopter made a precautionary emergency landing in a rice field south of Seoul. No casualties were reported from the incident.

The US Army has identified a soldier who was found dead during a military exercise in Morocco.

The US Army successfully fired a Tomahawk missile from its Typhon Mid-Range Capability launcher system in the Philippines, marking the first such firing since the system's deployment two years ago during the Balikatan military exercise.

The U.S. Army has awarded two significant contracts, one to AeroVironment for a prototype of the Switchblade 400 munition and another to Northrop Grumman to advance next-generation aircraft threat detection technology. These deals aim to enhance military capabilities in different defense sectors.

Elbit Systems has signed a deal with the US Army to provide THOR Group 2 portable drone systems, which are backpack-portable, fully autonomous multirotor aircraft, to enhance units' organic aerial capabilities.

A subsidiary of General Dynamics has been awarded a $716 million contract to provide support for U.S. Army vehicles, bolstering defense capabilities.

Nicușor Dan met with the US Army Secretary, reaffirming Romania's status as a trusted ally in the Black Sea region.

The U.S. Army is introducing a new age and gender-neutral Combat Field Test, requiring frontline troops to complete seven events in 30 minutes while wearing full gear.

Joe Buccino is the former communications director of US Central Command, CentCom, which directs and commands American military operations in the Middle East, Central and Sout Asia.

According to the US army, at least 400 American soldiers have been wounded since the start of operations in the Middle East, in addition to 13 military personnel killed in a drone attack and a plane…

The US Army has begun strengthening its troop presence in Rhineland-Palatinate, approximately 60 kilometers from Luxembourg's border, with the Pentagon investing billions.

The USDA and US Army have commenced construction on a new facility in Texas dedicated to combating the spread of the New World Screwworm, a flesh-eating parasite.

The Natick Soldier Systems Center is conducting extreme tests to invent futuristic food, gear, and enhance soldier performance for the US Army. Scientists are focusing on improving military equipment and human capabilities.

The US Army is rapidly acquiring thousands of inexpensive interceptor drones, costing $15,000 each, to counter Iranian Shahed drones, with the Merops system already deployed in Ukraine and the Middle East.

Union members and workers protested outside the US Embassy in Venezuela, calling for new elections and salary increases, months after the alleged capture of President Nicolas Maduro by the US army.

The US Army has surged dozens of Merops counter-drone systems to the Middle East, marking its largest counter-drone training deployment to the region during the ongoing Iran war.