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"If you are good to the mules, the mules will be good to you."

Operation Market Garden was the largest airborne operation in history, but in a little more than week of fighting, the operation — and hopes of an early end to the war —fell apart

A flurry of U.S. Air Force activity over Europe in recent weeks is meant to reassure allies and signal to Russia that it won't interfere with those relationships, the head of planning for U.S. Air Forces in Europe and Africa said Tuesday

United States military activity around Norway this month reflects the continuing strategic value of NATO's northernmost member, even as the Trump administration changes the U.S. footprint there and across Europe

Russian disinformation efforts are a massive problem in the U.S. and other democracies. Here's how the U.S. military is taking the problem seriously — and fighting back

The U.S. military is withdrawing nearly 12,000 troops from Germany, and that includes moving an F-16 squadron to Italy and the Army’s 2nd Cavalry Regiment to the United States

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)

President Donald Trump said last month he would cut the number of U.S. troops in Germany by 9,500.

Medal of Honor recipient Daniel Inouye's life reads like the origin story of a super hero, so it seems only natural that he should recieve the comic book treatment.

"In my 30 years in the Navy, I have never seen a [guided-missile destroyer] deliver fresh milk to a combat logistics force ship"

The U.S. sent six long-range strategic bombers flying across Europe and the Pacific last week in a coordinated show of force, U.S. Strategic Command said in a statement Monday

Russia and China are taking advantage of the global novel coronavirus (COVID-19) emergency to put their interests forward in Europe, U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper said on Monday

"There are many details still being worked and discussed with our Allies and partners."

The Navy's 6th Fleet, which primarily operates around Europe and Africa, will impose a 14-day quarantine on ships between port calls in Europe in light of growing concerns over the coronavirus

The Army announced on Tuesday the activation of V Corps, the latest development in the U.S. military's push to build up capabilities in Europe in the face of great power competition with Russia

The Army announced on Tuesday the activation of V Corps (or Fifth Corps), the latest development in the U.S. military’s...

Misinformation campaigns are central to Russia's strategy on and off the battlefield as the 2016 U.S. election interference showed, and not limited to whoever happens to be watching RT.

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

The United States will send 20,000 troops to Europe next April and May in its biggest military exercises on European soil since the Cold War to underscore Washington's commitment to NATO, a senior allied commander said on Tuesday

Two current European intelligence officials described the scoop by the New York Times about a unit of Russian military intelligence, commonly called the GRU, tasked with murdering Russia's enemies in Europe and helping sow political and military chaos, as "credible."

The Navy destroyer USS Donald Cook's encounter with two Su-24 fighter jets, which took place about 80 nautical miles from the Russian Baltic exclave of Kaliningrad, was one of two the US destroyer had on April 11 and 12, 2016

The exercise includes a total of 37,000 troops — including 20,000 US and service members from 18 other countries

"[Deter] Russia in the near-term with a 'good enough' force in Europe, while investing in the long-term requirements against the larger threat in Asia."

U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper said that European nations should consider funding projects in their countries after the Pentagon diverted money to pay for a border wall with Mexico.

Gen. Tod Wolters, the commander of U.S. Air Forces in Europe and Air Forces Africa and President Donald Trump's nominee to lead U.S. European Command, argues that  "you always want to shoot faster, you always want to shoot more accurately and you always want to shoot longer."