AE25: This year’s iteration will take place in Cotonou, Benin, from July 7-11, with the theme "Securing the Digital Frontier: Collaborative Approaches and Proactive Strategies."
Africa Endeavor is a multilateral effort focused on empowering African Partner nations to enhance their C4 (command, control, communications and computer systems) and cyber defense capabilities, by shaping...
The United States Navy celebrates its 250th anniversary on 13 October 2025.
The Army 250 Readiness Review showcases the history, strength, and capabilities of the U.S. Army through a series of demonstrations and static displays. Hosted by Fort Bragg units, this event highlights the Army’s role in defending the nation while building public trust and strengthening connections with Soldiers, Families, and the American people. This synchronized effort honors 250 years...
The 106th Rescue Wing commemorates 50 years of rescue operations.
Portland Fleet Week is a time-honored celebration of the sea services and provides an opportunity for the citizens of Oregon to meet Sailors, Marines and Coast Guardsmen, as well as witness firsthand the latest capabilities of today’s maritime services.
The Joint Base Andrews Air Show is the premier air show in the Nation's Capital, featuring military and civilian aerial demonstrations, static aircraft displays, STEAM ground exhibits, and military band and honor guard performances. From the pioneering pilots of the past to today’s most advanced aircraft and cutting-edge technology, our armed forces have always stood at the intersection of...
The U.S. Army was established by an act of the Continental Congress on 17 JUNE 1775. The U.S. Army Medical Command was established on 27 JULY 1775. In recognition of the 250th birthday of the Army Medical Command which will be 27 JULY 2025, we will highlight the proud history of Army Medicine.
On June 6, 1944 the United States military participated in the largest multinational amphibious landing and operational military airdrop in history. This assault led to France’s liberation from the German military and the eventual defeat of the Nazis. By the end of the D-Day invasion, more than 9,000 allied troops were dead or wounded.
