Defense giant Lockheed Martin has agreed to pay nearly $30 million to settle allegations that it failed to disclose accurate pricing data on contracts for its F-35 fighter jet.

Spanish police say they have arrested a hacker responsible for more than 40 cyberattacks against the U.S. military, NATO and other organizations.

Bulgaria will soon be flying American-made F-16s as it transitions from Soviet-era aircraft to modern jets, with some help from U.S. airmen based in Italy.

The U.S. military formally transferred its Patriot missile defense mission in Poland to German forces Monday, marking the first such handover to happen in Europe.

U.S. troops assigned to Task Force Voit in Estonia will be doing a HIMARS live fire exercise in Tapa, less than 90 miles from the border with Russia.

Estonia’s push to strengthen deterrence against neighboring Russia is getting a boost from a U.S.-made mobile artillery weapon that has drawn widespread interest because of its battlefield performance in Ukraine. A NATO member since 2004, Estonia received its first HIMARS earlier this month.

Vogelweh Commissary has already run out of free single-use plastic bags and Ramstein Commissary projects it will run out by Friday.

A former Army first lieutenant is going to prison for unlawfully deleting training materials and lying to investigators about a call he made to the Russian diplomatic mission in Washington.

“Lefty,” as she was known to many, was lauded for breaking down racial barriers and for her lifelong dedication to preserving the legacy of African American military pioneers.

American service members can once again display the U.S. flag horizontally at sporting events and other official ceremonies, the Pentagon said.