Новости за 20.06.2019

Gen. James “Mike” Holmes, commander of air combat for the Air Force, said the military should embrace unusual ideas from businesses that don’t normally work in the defense industry to combat threats across the globe.

The incident comes ahead of planned construction of a taller White House fence following a series of attempted breaches.

Jessica Jacobs and Ogden Andrew may have been Division III athletes in their senior years of high school, but their skills and accomplishments in their sports allowed them to outshine students in higher divisions to earn coveted DODEA-Europe’s Athlete of the Year awards this year.

After sexually assaulting a drunk airman in the airman’s own dormitory bed last year, Airman 1st Class Jordan Hickman left the victim’s door as he found it — cracked open — and left, carrying a PlayStation console under his arm.

Iran's Revolutionary Guard said it shot down the RQ-4 Global Hawk drone over Iranian airspace, while the U.S. said the downing happened over international airspace in the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S. military's Central Command released a statement calling the downing an "unprovoked attack."

The Guard said it shot down the drone over Iranian airspace, while two U.S. officials said the downing happened over international airspace in the Strait of Hormuz.

The death of Spc. Charles Michael Bodey follows the deaths of at least three other soldiers in their living quarters in Alaska in the past year.

The future USS Daniel Inouye will be christened during a ceremony Saturday in Bath, Maine, where the ship was constructed, according to a statement from the Navy.

The summit between Chinese President Xi Jinping and North Korea's Kim Jong Un comes as both countries are locked in separate disputes with the United States — China over trade and North Korea over its nuclear weapons. With Xi due to meet President Donald Trump next week in Japan, analysts say Kim may ask the Chinese leader to pass on a message that could revive the talks with the U.S.

Cars carrying the munitions to a Nevada Army depot were not among the 23 that derailed near the rural community of Wells not far from the Utah-Nevada state line, officials said.