Pentagon To Buy More F-35s
The Defense Department will pay $5.57 billion for 74 more F-35 Joint Strike Fighters, the Washington Post reported July 11. …More
The Defense Department will pay $5.57 billion for 74 more F-35 Joint Strike Fighters, the Washington Post reported July 11. …More
Sixteen service members – 15 Marines and one Navy Corpsman – died July 11 when a KC-130T aircraft crashed in …More
Army leadership still believes it could realize considerable savings by closing underused installations and liquidating properties that are not used …More
The Army’s top commander in Europe would like to see an aviation brigade stationed there. “I would prefer an aviation …More
Veterans who hold other-than-honorable discharges now can be treated at emergency rooms operated by the Department of Veterans Affairs. VA …More
A former F/A-18 pilot faced the military equivalent of a civilian grand jury hearing, for his alleged role in the …More
Neither the destroyer Fitzgerald nor the Philippine freighter altered course to avert the June 17 collision that killed seven sailors, …More
The Marine Corps has received the first two significantly upgraded Light Armored Vehicle Anti-Tank Modernization (LAV-ATV) models. The manufacturer, Raytheon …More
Some airmen who were medically separated will get a new shot at having their disability ratings reviewed. The Defense Department’s …More
Sailors who wish to use the Navy’s tuition-assistance program to pursue college degrees should find the approval process a little …More
The House has approved a $631.8 billion defense-spending bill for fiscal year 2018, which begins Oct. 1 and ends next …More
The Pentagon likely spent as much as $28 million more than necessary on camouflage uniforms for the Afghan National Army …More
The Navy is moving forward with its ongoing program to develop and produce laser-guided rockets. On June 12, BAE Systems …More
Miscreant employees of the Department of Veterans Affairs can be fired more easily now. President Trump signed the VA Accountability …More
The Department of Veterans Affairs plans to divest itself of all of its vacant buildings within two years. The buildings …More
The government of Norway has approved a one-year extension that would allow U.S. Marines to continue to train and conduct …More
The House and Senate are considering comparable Coast Guard funding bills for fiscal year 2018, which begins Oct 1 and …More
The U.S. Supreme Court has dealt a blow to some divorced spouses who collect a share of military retired pay. …More
The Navy identified the seven sailors who died when their ship, the destroyer Fitzgerald, collided with a Philippine-flagged freighter June …More
A Navy F/A-18 Super Hornet shot down a Syrian Su-22 fighter on June 18, after the Syrian jet dropped bombs …More
The Air Force is allowing F-35A Lighting II aircraft at Luke Air Force Base, Ariz., to fly again, without fully …More
President Trump will present the Medal of Honor to former Army Specialist 5 James C. McCloughan on July 31, in …More
Defense Secretary James N. Mattis has admonished Congress for failing to pass a timely budget and incorporating draconian cuts in …More
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) will work with The Boeing Company to develop an aircraft capable of flying …More
Bolstered by numbers showing that service members often peg continuing their careers on the quality of education their children receive, …More
U.S. troops and planes conducted a raid upon positions in Somalia held by the al-Shabaab terrorist group on June 11, …More
The Army is asking Congress for an additional $12.7 billion in fiscal year 2017, which begins Oct. 1 and ends …More
The Department of Veterans Affairs unveiled its plan to upgrade the electronic system it uses to keep track of veterans’ …More
The Office of Naval Research is pioneering a new method of detecting buried or submerged mines, using unmanned aerial systems …More
President Trump will nominate Richard V. Spencer, a former Marine Corps captain, to serve as the next secretary of the …More