United States Army

The Gulf War provided Chinese military and civilian decision-makers with a ready example of what modern war looked like, and gave some lessons about how to fight (and how not to fight) in the future.

Obama effectively fired Hagel from his post as Defense Secretary, which Hagel had held for less than two years.

Statement by the Press Secretary on the Deployment of Additional U.S. Military Personnel to Iraq

How the Charcoal Trade Fuels Al Shabab?

what are the immunity protections for the 3,000 U.S. troops in Iraq? Why weren't those protections enough to provide for a stay-behind force in 2011? And why does it matter?

It's a good bet that right now, someone somewhere in Washington has come up with a plan to decapitate the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) by assassinating its boss, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.

The Army needs to clearly articulate its purpose and value to the American people and their elected leaders. It should emphasise six key themes, in plain English, and as directly as possible.

The service will have to adjust to three major changes: declining budgets, due to the country's worsened fiscal situation; a shift in emphasis to the Asia-Pacific region

How Oman Became the Middle East's Indispensable Nation?

The American presence at Al-Dhafra, which the Pentagon has not publicly acknowledged, is a vital part of the U.S.-led campaign against Islamic State militants