Spotlight On Defense

“These incoming members bring extensive defense and national security affairs experience to this advisory committee from their time in Congress, the State Department, our armed forces and beyond," Acting Secretary of Defense Chris Miller said in a statement. "I’m confident the Department of Defense will benefit greatly from their time and service to the board.”

How much have American taxpayers thrown into corruption, failed projects and flagrant misspending? On average, each U.S. taxpayer has forked out $3,000 for the Afghan war effort, with a total price tag exceeding $1 trillion.

The Air Force has picked the preferred bases to receive the C-130J Super Hercules aircraft, the replacement for the sites’ aging C-130Hs.

Progressive lawmakers are urging President-elect Joe Biden not to pick a defense secretary with a contractor background, saying that national security “should not be defined” by corporate interest.

Voters have a "real choice of policies," Peter Navarro told "Mornings with Maria."

Kia has unveiled plans to build a production-based military truck. the open-air off roader could spawn a Jeep Wrangler-style SUV.

U.S. military personnel won’t administer any COVID-19 vaccines to the American people, but they will provide logistics support, according to a senior health official.

GM Defense has delivered the first four of 649 Infantry Squad Vehicles it has been contracted to build for the U.S. Army. The high-performance trucks share 90 percent of their parts with the Chevrolet Colorado ZR2.

China's government said Monday it will impose sanctions on U.S. military contractors including Boeing Co.'s defense unit and Lockheed Martin Corp. for supplying weapons to rival Taiwan, stepping up a feud with Washington over security and Beijing's strategic ambitions.

The Department of Defense has awarded a $6.98 million contract to Wisconsin-based Teel Plastics to increase domestic production capacity of COVID-19 swabsticks.