The advantage that the U.S. had for decades in being able to “sense the enemy before they sense us” has eroded with the proliferation of modern technologies among great powers and non-state actors, the leader of Marine Forces Special Operations Command told lawmakers.

A West Point colonel who has had charges dropped twice for drinking with cadets and trying to undermine investigations into his actions now faces a third round of charges for the same accusations.

An FBI report on the case said Joseph Schmidt left the Army in 2020 and went on a globe-trotting trip to Beijing, Istanbul and Hong Kong to try to meet with Chinese security agents, who he hoped would hire him. The FBI said it was uncertain the Chinese ever met with Schmidt.

Staff Sgt. John Mwangi, 42, was arrested Friday in connection to the shooting death of his wife, who was found in her home near the base with multiple gunshot wounds on Friday night. She was pronounced dead about two hours later.

Senators voted 66-28 to confirm Driscoll, a third-generation soldier and businessman who served in the Iraq War.

An Army executive order in January directs senior responsible officers, who in most cases are generals, to exercise tactical control of their garrisons and all organizations providing services.

Introduced in 1991 and mandatory for outgoing military members since 2011, the Transition Assistance Program, or TAP, has become an invaluable resource for veterans leaving active-duty service and re-entering the civilian workforce.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Monday that he was replacing the top lawyers for the military services because he didn’t think they were “well-suited” to provide recommendations when lawful orders are given.

More than 200 additional troops have been deployed to Naval Base Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, to help support the detention of migrants at the facility.

The top U.S. Army officer for the Asia-Pacific region was in Cambodia on Monday in the latest visit by U.S. officials aimed at improving estranged ties between the two nations and their militaries.