Portugal's president confirmed the government is monitoring increased U.S. military activity at Lajes Air Base. Recent U.S. Air Force deployments to the base include refueling tankers, fighter jets, ...

The U.S. Air Force has deployed refueling, fighter, and transport aircraft to Lajes Field in the Azores. Local reports indicate increased flight activity similar to a previous military build-up. U.S.

Military analysts say Lajes Field and Keflavik Air Base are both capable of hosting U.S. strategic bombers, including the B-2 Spirit and the B-52H ...

The carrier's rush to the Middle East comes as the military build-up in the region appears to be approaching its crescendo.

Israeli warplanes pounded Beirut and Tehran on Friday as Iran launched another wave of retaliatory strikes against Israel and ...

U.S. Navy’s most advanced aircraft carrier, USS Gerald R. Ford, has reentered the western Mediterranean, signaling a major escalation in America’s military posture as President Donald Trump weighs ...

US military aircraft spotted on Lajes Air Base tarmac in Portugal as Trump sets nuclear deal deadline for Iran ...

The United States' use of the Lajes airbase in the Azores islands adheres strictly to legal and agreed-upon standards, as stated by Portuguese Prime Minister Luis Montenegro. Access for U.S. aircraft ...

Portuguese Prime Minister Luis Montenegro justified the use of the Lajes airbase by the US during the Iran tensions. He stated the use complied with laws and agreements for defensive action.

LISBON, March 4 (Reuters) - Portuguese Prime Minister Luis Montenegro defended his decision to let the United States use the ...

Nellis Air Force Base now encompasses 5,000 square miles on the ground and another 7,700 square miles of unrestricted airspace above it. The base hosts 36 squadrons, 12 installations and 182 aircraft ...

From the archives: The island military base of Diego Garcia has been crucial to U.S. security for decades. But now, officials fear it could come under threat from China if the U.K. gives it up. WSJ’s ...