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Army pauses helicopter flights around Pentagon after 2 planes abort landings at Reagan airport
The Army is pausing helicopter training flights around the Pentagon after a Black Hawk on Thursday forced two commercial airplanes to abort landings at Washington’s Ronald Reagan National Airport, three Army officials confirmed Monday.
An Army spokesperson told Newsweek about some of the finer details involved in the first major overhaul to the force in ...
Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia’s defense chiefs visited the Baltic Defense College in Tartu, Estonia, April 16, 2025. As the ...
Changing military technologies, tactics and challenges require the U.S. Army to eliminate waste and modernize its ...
The United States Army is launching its most significant overhaul since the Cold War, investing a projected $36 billion over ...
Fort McCoy celebrated the Army Reserve’s 117th birthday April 23 with a special celebration at McCoy’s Community Center that ...
EXCLUSIVE: President Donald Trump will host a military parade in June to honor military veterans and active-duty service ...
President Donald Trump said that Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has turned down his offer to deploy American troops into ...
The pilot of a United States Army UH-60 Black Hawk failed to execute a course change shortly before a deadly January mid-air ...
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth sent out a memo to senior Pentagon leadership addressing Army transformation and ...
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