After almost a decade of intense combat, the Pentagon needs to replenish its arsenal, a costly initiative. But Defense Secretary Robert Gates wants to cut "around $10 billion" in defense spending and more thereafter.

It's been 66 years since D-Day, but a day doesn't pass when the soldiers are forgotten - especially two of them.

America has untapped oil reserves, but it's a matter of taking advantage of them to decrease foreign oil imports.

The United States seems to be edging closer to the International Criminal Court when our forces are engaged around the world.

The military is focusing its efforts on being greener with lights, aircraft, vehicles, ships and weapons, but is it for the right reasons?

Americans often make the mistake of judging a war's success by the number of Americans who die fighting it.

Many observers, both in the U.S. and abroad, do not agree with President Obama's plan to kill permanent missile defenses in Eastern Europe.