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AF (Jena Calvitti) - FVEY A4 Collaboration Forum synchronizes global allied logistics at Scott AFB

Senior logistics leaders and experts from partner nations convened at the forum focused on a transition from basic interoperability to interchangeable logistics and sustainment.

WAR (Army Lt. Col. Adam Scher, Joint Interagency Task Force 401) - Joint Interagency Task Force 401 Publishes Counter-UAS Reference Guide

Joint Interagency Task Force 401 published its 2026 Counter-Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Quick Reference Guide, establishing a shared baseline of technical and tactical knowledge across the joint force and interagency partners.

REDSTATE (Brad Essex) - The Essex Files: Allied Drills Keep South Korea Ready As Kim Tests Missiles

AI:Allied military drills are being utilized to bolster South Korean defenses and maintain readiness in the face of ongoing provocations from Kim Jong Un, who continues to test missile capabilities. This strategic training serves as a critical deterrent against North Korean aggression and ensures stability in the region amidst the persistent threat of testing new weaponry.Open

AF (Kris Pierce) - Three nations, one force: Allied integration makes the operational world smaller

A French A330 Multi Role Tanker Transport Phénix refueled U.S. and U.K. RC-135 aircraft during a historic exercise over central France, marking the first air-to-air refueling integration among the United States, United Kingdom and France within the RC-135 enterprise.

WAR (Task Force 70 and Pacific Air Forces Public Affairs) - Sinking Exercise Demonstrates Capabilities of Joint Force

U.S. Pacific Command joint forces, along with allied and partner forces, successfully carried out a live-fire sinking exercise during Valiant Shield 2026, targeting the decommissioned amphibious transport dock USS Juneau off the coast of Guam.

STONEZONE (Roger Stone) - The Greatest Generation: 82 Years Ago and The Longest Day

As we commemorate the 82nd anniversary of D Day, Americans should pause to reflect upon what those young men accomplished. Today, June 6, 2026 we mark the 82nd anniversary of D Day, the greatest amphibious invasion in human history and one of the most consequential days in the history of civilization. It was the day […] The post The Greatest Generation: 82 Years Ago and The Longest Day appeared first on StoneZone .

As we commemorate the 82nd anniversary of D Day, Americans should pause to reflect upon what those young men accomplished. Today, June 6, 2026 we mark the 82nd anniversary of D Day, the greatest amphibious invasion in human history and one of the most consequential days in the history of civilization. It was the day when thousands of young Americans, joined by British, Canadian, and Allied forces from many nations, stormed the beaches of Normandy and began the liberation of Europe from the grip of Adolf Hitler and National Socialism. Their courage altered the course of history. Their sacrifice preserved freedom for millions. Their victory helped save the world. Today, only a small number of the men who participated in that historic…Open

YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - D-Day veterans reflect on landing anniversary | America Right Now

D-Day veterans are reflecting on the anniversary of the landing of allied forces on the beaches of Normandy to mark history. Correspondent Trent Murray reports.

NEWSNATIONNOW (Jordan Perkins) - Hegseth marks D-Day anniversary, stresses strength of alliances

June 6 of this year marks the 82nd anniversary of the Normandy landings in Nazi-occupied France.

STRIPES (Seth Robson) - AUKUS partners announce first US Navy submarine support presence in Australia | Stars and Stripes

U.S. military personnel will rotate to Australia ahead of the deployment of American and British nuclear-powered submarines, defense leaders said.