Radar Sweep
US Strike on an Alleged Drug Boat Kills 2 in the Eastern Pacific Ocean
The U.S. military attacked a boat accused of smuggling drugs in the eastern Pacific Ocean on June 3, killing two men, as the Trump administration wages a monthslong campaign against alleged traffickers in Latin America.
Trump Tells Aides He Won’t Resume All-Out War with Iran Unless US Troops Are Killed
President Trump has told aides privately that he would consider ending the ceasefire with Iran if Tehran kills American troops, U.S. officials said, insisting that the weekslong pause in airstrikes remains intact despite a steady stream of violent skirmishes.
House Passes Resolution to End Iran War, Challenging Trump
House lawmakers on June 3 passed legislation designed to force President Trump to end the Iran War, marking a victory for Democrats and the constitutional purists who say the conflict is illegal without explicit congressional approval. ... The development is largely symbolic, since there are lingering disputes about whether the measure, known as a concurrent resolution, carries the force of law. And Trump is certain to contest the authority of the measure even if it’s also passed by the Senate, where it’s headed next.
Israel and Lebanon Agree to Full Ceasefire, Conditioned on Steps by Hezbollah
Israel and Lebanon agreed to implement a full ceasefire, contingent on Hezbollah halting attacks and withdrawing its operatives from the area south of the Litani River in Lebanon, according to a joint statement from the U.S., Israel, and Lebanon.
Experts Warn Terrorism Threat Is Rising in Africa as US Pulls Back
From the Horn to the Sahel, a jihadist front is gaining ground across Africa, the Center for Strategic and International Studies warned in its annual risk analysis.
Pentagon Looks to AI, Other Tech to Help Tackle Contested Logistics Challenges
With U.S. military supply chains facing a growing risk of adversary attack, senior defense officials are keen on using AI and other advanced technologies to address the challenges associated with contested logistics.
VIDEO: The Biggest Industry, Training Hurdles for Making Drone Wingman a Reality
In this final edition of our series looking at the past, present, and future of manned-unmanned teaming, we review how American defense firms and military trainers are evolving their methods and procedures to accommodate a world where drones are increasingly incorporated into multi-domain operations.
Hegseth Directs ‘Joint Warfighting Ability’ Be Considered for Officer, NCO Promotions
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has mandated that “joint warfighting ability” be one of the criteria considered when officers and noncommissioned officers are evaluated for promotions, according to a recent memo.
Pilot of Fighter Jet Downed over Iran Was Previously Shot Down in Kuwaiti Friendly Fire Incident, Sources Say
The pilot of the F-15E fighter jet downed over Iran was also flying one of the jets shot down at the start of the war by Kuwaiti friendly fire, two people familiar with the incidents tell CBS News.
The USMC’s AV-8B Harrier Has Flown Off into the Sunset
The unmistakable howl of the AV-8B Harrier II has been a soundtrack to U.S. Marine Corps aviation for more than four decades. From the deserts of the Middle East and Afghanistan to the decks of amphibious assault ships at sea, the aircraft’s ability to take off from short runways, operate from austere forward bases, and land vertically made it one of the most distinctive combat aircraft ever to wear American markings.




