Military installation commanders now have more leeway to determine threats from unauthorized drones nearby and deal with them.

A Pentagon watchdog found confusing counter-drone policies are leaving some US military bases vulnerable to drone incursions.

An Air Force officer claims the Air Force can no longer depend on the Army for base protection. Here, a Patriot PAC-2 missile battery prepares to move into the firing position during an exercise at Al ...

The 822nd Base Defense Squadron joined Panamanian Security Forces for joint training in Panama, focusing on base defense, urban operations, and interoperability. We look at how both forces shared ...

I n site selection, proximity to military installations is a decisive factor for defense manufacturers, service providers, and consulting firms. Operating near to these facilities provide companies in ...

WASHINGTON (WAVY) — The latest version of the defense department budget has hundreds of millions of dollars for local projects, a nearly 4% raise for personnel and more than $8 billion for U.S.