Us Troops News

The Pentagon has paused its policy requiring universal testosterone screening for U.S. troops, citing a lack of evidence that such screenings would improve comb

Jonathan Head of the BBC examines the historical context of US troops arriving in Pattaya, Thailand, a city known for its vibrant nightlife.

Donald Trump and Hegseth are considering options for pulling US troops from Europe, causing NATO allies to anticipate potential repercussions.

Iran has announced a cash prize for the capture or killing of American troops, with double rewards for some, escalating tensions between the two countries amids

An Associated Press investigation revealed that the Trump administration has detained over 50 parents and spouses of active-duty US troops, with at least six de

The U.S. military is considering seizing cellphones from troops in the Middle East due to concerns that Iran is using social media posts to assess strike effect

Donald Trump stated that the U.S. will retaliate "hard" against Iran following an attack on U.S. troops in Jordan, which Iran's Islamic Revolution Guard Corps c

Donald Trump stated he will question Vladimir Putin about reports of Russian satellites assisting Iran in targeting US troops.

Four American troops recently killed in renewed fighting between the U.S. and Iran have been reclassified from the Iran war death toll to a new 'Overseas Operat

The Pentagon is accused of concealing the true number of US troops who have died in the Iran war.

Twelve Democratic senators on the Armed Services Committee have asked Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for a full account of US troops killed or wounded in Iran,

Former President Trump honored four US troops killed in the Iran conflict during a transfer ceremony at Dover.

The US has conducted new strikes against Iran after three US soldiers were killed, with the Pentagon reporting nearly 100 US service members injured amidst ongo

The Pentagon reported that nearly 100 U.S. troops have been injured in the last two weeks since the resumption of the Iran war, with 96% returning to duty. This

MSNBC host Chris Hayes criticized President Trump for what he called an "unbelievable" move, following the deaths of U.S. troops in the Iran War, while Trump an

A study found that over one in eight mobile apps marketed to US military personnel contain software from companies in China, Russia, or other foreign nations. T

Nearly 100 US troops have been injured in the past two weeks as Iran escalates its strikes in the Gulf, with the IRGC vowing continued attacks against American

Nearly 100 US service members have been injured in recent weeks amid escalating strikes, as Iran launched reprisals targeting US military sites in Bahrain and K

The Pentagon has identified two U.S. service members killed in an Iranian airstrike on an American base in Jordan, as the U.S. launches another round of strikes

After a deadly weekend for US troops, bringing the total casualties in the Middle East conflict to 17, Trump has vowed revenge against Iran.

The Pentagon reportedly concealed details regarding Iranian attacks in Jordan that targeted US troops.

Dozens of US troops were wounded in undisclosed Iranian strikes that also damaged multiple US helicopters, which the Pentagon had not publicly disclosed.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright stated that former President Trump's plans remain "unchanged" following the deaths of two U.S. troops in Iranian strikes.

Marjorie Taylor Greene criticized Hegseth's reaction to the deaths of US troops in Iranian strikes, specifically his use of the term "sacrifice."