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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

Following a recent spike in airborne confrontations between the U.S. and Russian militaries, three B-52 Stratofortress bombers joined Ukrainian fighter jets for training Friday, and were also spotted skirting the Crimean peninsula, in a move one observer called an "in-your-face statement" to Russia

U.S. European Command will "now be able to rotate units in perpetuity in multiple locations," including the Black Sea, which "dramatically improves our operational capability," Gen. Tod Wolters said

Some 2,600 U.S. military personnel, including civilians, are currently in self-isolation in Europe after being identified as people of concern during the coronavirus outbreak, the U.S. military said on Friday.

Russia's newest subs are quieter, have longer endurance, and carry more potent weapons

The U.S. military is bracing for coronavirus cases to rise in Germany, potentially putting thousands of troops on lockdown or restricted movement, according to the head of U.S. European Command

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 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

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."

A U.S. service member has been released after being detained at the Istanbul airport over allegations that he was linked...

The Department of Defense is reportedly analyzing whether or not it is feasible to conduct a large-scale withdrawal or transfer...

The U.S. European Command has just released a series of photos that captured a recent mid-air tango between a U.S....

Several Russian aircraft flew close to a U.S. destroyer conducting routine operations in the Black Sea in three separate incidents...