US and Allies Flex Muscles at West Pacific Military Outpost Lawmakers overturn ban on common store item even after majority ...

INTERNATIONAL hospitality chain Accor remains committed to managing Sofitel Philippine Plaza, despite the reclamation of Manila Bay, which has already blocked its guests’ view of Manila’s iconic ...

The Chinese military is building a vast complex in the west of Beijing that US intelligence says will serve as a wartime command center much larger than the Pentagon, the Financial Times reported on ...

China’s military is building a massive complex in western Beijing that US intelligence believes will serve as a wartime command center far larger than the Pentagon, according to current and former ...

Experts suggest the facility could house reinforced bunkers to protect the country’s military top brass, such as Xi Jinping - Jason Lee/Reuters ...

China is constructing a large military command center near Beijing, which U.S. intelligence estimates is about ten times the size of the Pentagon. The center is being designed to protect military ...

China is constructing the world's largest military command centre near Beijing ... which experts predict will match the US by 2035. In addition to building the new command centre, China has ...

Walter Reed National Military Medical Center has experienced ... Melissa C. Austin. Five buildings and dozens of rooms and hallways were affected, the email says. Video and other imagery obtained ...

China is building the world’s largest military command center that is at least 10 times bigger than the U.S. Pentagon. The Financial Times released a report about the base, citing information from U.S ...

hosted a Deep Dive session on Women in the Military: Breaking Barriers and Building Balanced Leadership. The discussion brought together female military leaders from Partner Nations to share their ...

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Ever wonder where military planes go to retire? The world’s largest boneyard, AMARG in Arizona, holds thousands of aircraft across 2,600 acres—some scrapped, others preserved for future use.