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STRIPES (Alejandro Carrasquel) - Paper rockets help Space Force guardians teach STEM lessons in South Korea | Stars and Stripes

Space Force personnel helped students launch paper rockets and explore satellites during a program aimed at cultivating the next generation of scientists.

STRIPES (Alejandro Carrasquel) - US, South Korea discuss air base relocation as tech complex plans proceed, official says | Stars and Stripes

South Korea has proposed relocating military operations from Gwangju Air Base to make way for a semiconductor complex.

AF (2nd Lt. Olivia Bertaud) - USAFE-AFAFRICA concludes Exercise Northern Viking 26, strengthening Arctic readiness

Exercise Northern Viking 26 concluded in Iceland following nine days of multinational joint and combined multi-domain operations strengthening High North security.

AMERICANTHINKER (American Thinker) - The U.S. Must Maintain a Strong Presence in Europe

Author By Mario Alexis Portella The U.S. should maintain its presence while encouraging European allies to invest more in their own defense and gradually assume greater responsibility.

STRIPES (Chad Garland) - Pentagon gets first NATO ally responses to questionnaire as it weighs Europe troop cuts | Stars and Stripes

The exercise is part of a Europe force posture review that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced in June.

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - ‘Jagged’: Joe blasts Trump for scaling back military exercises with South Korea

The AP reports that, on Sunday, President Donald Trump ordered the Pentagon to scale back annual military exercises with South Korea because, he said in a Truth Social post, South Korea refused to help with “denuclearization” efforts against Iran. Joe blasts the move, calling it part of a pattern of the president’s “jagged” foreign policy.

WAR (Air Force Capt. Joshua Cassem, U.S. Air Forces in Europe and Air Forces Africa) - U.S., U.K. Air Forces Conduct Fighter Weapons Certification During Exercise Combat Archer

U.S. Air Force units stationed in England achieved combat certifications after completing two weeks of high-end, tactical air and missile training during Exercise Combat Archer U.K. 26.

REDSTATE (Ward Clark) - Reassessing Defense: NATO Must Now Close the Weapons Divide

NYTIMES (Jennifer Kavanagh) - A New Security Order Is Taking Shape in Asia

Asian countries are starting to shoulder more of the burden of their own defense, and the region could be stronger and more stable for it.