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US Army is hunting for surface-to-air missiles able to take down small drones

The US Army seeks the NGCM missile to defeat small drones while integrating with existing Coyote launchers and radar systems.

TechRadar

Serve Your Country, Lose Your Family: Military Households Caught in ICE's Net

AP finds ICE has detained over 50 spouses and parents of active-duty troops since 2025, despite a benefit meant to shield military families.

Latin Times

Trump’s Chairman of the Joint Chiefs seeking ‘off-ramp’ from Iran war, report says

The Iran war, which is both costly and unpopular to Americans, has dragged on for more than five months

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Army Refers 272 Specifications Against Fort Hood Physician Involving 93 Alleged Victims

The Army referred nine charges and 272 specifications against a Fort Hood OB-GYN involving 93 alleged victims. The allegations are unproven.

Medical Daily

'Several soldires raped me, felt like meat': Grave allegations rock UK's teen army school

Four former female recruits have accused the UK's Army Foundation College (AFC) in Harrogate of fostering a culture of misogyny, sexual harassment and violence, with one woman alleging she was raped by several fellow junior soldiers while she was 17 years old.

The Times of India

Who is Bhawana Kanth? How a former TCS techie became India's first woman 'Top Gun' combat pilot

Squadron Leader Bhawana Kanth earned the "Top Gun" title after completing a rigorous combat pilot course. Captain Shivani Sehrawat became the first woman officer appointed Aide-de-Camp to the Army chief. Kanth is among the first women fighter pilots commissioned into the Indian Air Force. She previously qualified for daytime combat…

The Economic Times

Missile impossible: Trump's Iran war runs into dwindling arsenal?

TOI Correspondent from Washington : A reported clash between Donald Trump and his Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over dwindling stock of missiles and munitions that purportedly led to the U.S President calling off “the biggest attack since World War II” on Iran has briefly eclipsed the war itself.

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US Army Hospital OB/GYN Charged With Sexually Assaulting 93 Patients and Recording Victims

Major Blaine D. McGraw, an Army obstetrician, faces a court-martial for allegedly abusing 93 patients over five years, marking one of the largest sexual abuse cases in military medical history.

International Business Times UK

Iran war renews concerns about lasting toll of traumatic brain injuries to US troops

US service members face lasting traumatic brain injuries from recent conflicts. Many soldiers experience symptoms like headaches and memory loss for years. Doctors cannot predict who will suffer long-term effects from these injuries. The military has improved screening and treatment for these signature wounds. Early intervention and therapies offer hope…

The Economic Times

Iran war renews concerns about the lasting toll of traumatic brain injuries to US troops

Military officials say the majority of American troops wounded in the Iran war have suffered traumatic brain injuries

The Independent UK

Teenage recruits report rape and abuse at British Army training college

Four young women say they suffered sexual abuse and harassment while attending the Army Foundation College at Harrogate

The Independent UK

Rajnath Singh chairs parliamentary panel meeting, discussions focus on Territorial Army

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh chaired a meeting on the Territorial Army's effectiveness. Discussions focused on enhancing the reserve force's overall capabilities and contributions. The Territorial Army provides surge capacity and acts as a citizen-soldier force. Members contribute to environmental conservation and social work initiatives.

The Economic Times

FAA is investigating why a plane was allowed to take off as President Trump's helicopter approached

The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating why a plane was allowed to take off as President Donald Trump’s helicopter was approaching Reagan National Airport in what appears to be a violation of safety procedures put in place after last year’s midair collision between an airliner and an Army helicopter near…

The Independent UK

Trump was on Marine One when it was involved in an ‘air-safety incident’ above DC skies, FAA says

Federal aviation officials are investigating after the president’s helicopter took off before commercial flights at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport were halted

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Donald Trump's immigration crackdown hits US military families; over 50 spouses, parents detained

Dozens of parents and spouses of US service members face detention and deportation. This marks a significant shift from prior bipartisan immigration policies for military families. Many are detained during routine immigration status adjustment appointments. The Department of Homeland Security states military service does not exempt violations of immigration laws.…

The Economic Times

Trump administration detains dozens of military family members as immigration crackdown expands

The Trump administration has detained more than 50 parents and spouses of active-duty US military personnel and deported at least six as it expands immigration enforcement, according to an Associated Press investigation. The report says the policy shift has disrupted military families, delayed deployments and raised concerns among immigration experts…

The Independent UK

Takeaways from AP's review of military families detained under Trump's immigration crackdown

The immediate family members of U.S. troops have generally not been targets of immigration enforcement

The Independent UK

ICE has detained dozens of military family members. Experts warn it undermines military preparedness

In June 2025, the Marine Corps officially stopped advertising enlistment as a way to protect immigrant family members

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The Independent UK

Hegseth’s top pick for Army chief of staff struggling to get Republican support: report

GOP senators could block Gen. Christopher LaNeve from securing post on permanent basis amid concern over his comparative lack of experience in fresh headache for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, according to the Wall Street Journal

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DCCC adds 12 Republican-held seats to its target list

House Democrats are zeroing in on 12 additional Republican targets in deep-red districts, nearly all of which President Donald Trump carried by double digits in 2024. The new additions bring the total number of House seats targeted by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee to 58. And it reflects the party’s…

The Independent UK

Ukraine-Russia war latest: Drone armed with explosives at German airport represents ‘new threat’, minister warns

Drone found in close proximity to a Ukrainian cargo plane at Leipzig/Halle airport

Medical Daily

New Reporting Details Closed Separation Hearings Where a Medical Diagnosis Decides a Service Member's Career

A New York Times report describes closed military separation boards where a gender dysphoria diagnosis in a medical record drives the outcome.

The Times of India

The US army built a 1,500-mile Alaska Highway through wilderness in just eight months during World War II

Imagine building a 1,500-mile road across frozen forests, high mountains, swamps and permafrost in less than a year. It sounds like an impossible engineering task, but that is exactly what the U.S. Army did during World War II. According to the American Society of Civil Engineers website, one of the…

International Business Times

Trump Threatened Iran With Massive Escalation If Talks Fail. But The Army Has Reportedly Used Most Of Its Long-Range Precision Missiles

The U.S. Army has used practically all of its long-range precision missiles during the war in Iran, according to a new report.

The Economic Times

How the Iran war is draining America's long-range missiles crucial in countering potential China, Russia threats

US Army's long-range missile stockpiles are significantly depleted after operations against Iran. Reuters reports that ATACMS and PrSM missiles have been heavily utilized. This depletion raises concerns about America's readiness for future major power conflicts. Defensive missile inventories, including Patriot and THAAD, have also seen reductions. Production is now ramping…

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