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Army tanks are officially rocking a new active protection system in Europe
Photos released on July 10 ahead of the second phase of the Army's Defense Europe exercise show an M1 Abrams main battle tank rocking an Israeli-made Trophy Active Protection System (APS)
Massive US military exercise in Europe continues to be scaled back amid coronavirus fears
"There are many details still being worked and discussed with our Allies and partners."
The Navy is practicing escorting convoys across the Atlantic for the first time since the Cold War
Convoys are nothing new for the Navy, but it's something the service hasn't focused on since World War II
Why the US’s top military commander in Europe goes to sleep thinking about how to get around the continent
Since Russia's 2014 incursion in Ukraine, NATO leaders have been focused on securing the alliance's eastern flank. But defending that boundary and deterring threats to member countries there takes more than just deploying troops. It means moving them in and out, and, if necessary, reinforcing them, and that's something that's always on U.S. and European military commanders' minds
