Marine Corps to Increase JLTV Buy to 15,000 to Replace its Humvee Fleet
The Marine Corps is nearly doubling the number of JLTVs it plans to buy to replace its fleet of aging Humvees.
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Air Force Completes A-10 Re-Winging to Keep Iconic Aircraft Flying for Years to Come
The U.S. Air Force has completed a re-winging effort for 173 A-10 Warthog attack aircraft that began nearly a decade ago.
Lawmakers Urge DoD to Expand F-35 Foreign Military Sales
Sens. Marco Rubio and Pat Toomey said the U.S. would benefit by having more F-35s on flight lines around the world.
Trump: Turkey Will Be Out of F-35 Fighter Jet Program After S-400 Buy
The Trump administration has confirmed that NATO ally Turkey will be removed from the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter program.
New Outdoor Infantry Trainer at Lejeune to Immerse Marines in Sounds, Smells of Battle
The Marine Corps is building a new infantry immersion training complex for troops at Camp Lejeune.
More US Military Power Needed in Antarctic to Deter Malign Activity, General Says
Gen. Charles Q. Brown said he'd like to see a boost in "some of the capability we have, but don't have a lot of."
Boeing Withdraws from Competition to Build New Land-Based Nuclear Missile
Boeing Co. says it is out of the running to develop the U.S. Air Force's Ground Based Strategic Deterrent missile.
Ousting Turkey from F-35 Program Will Cost US Hundreds of Millions, Officials Say
The Pentagon says it will cost $500 million to $600 million to find new suppliers for F-35 parts produced by Turkey.
Over US Warnings, Turkey Gets Russian-Made S-400 Missile System
Turkey's purchase of the so-called "F-35 killer" has begun despite retaliatory plans to boot it from the jet program.
Raytheon-UTC Merger the Latest in a Series of Major Defense Firm Acquisitions
Two leading U.S. defense companies have announced they plan to merge, creating a new industry giant.
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4 Super Hornets Damaged in Carrier Landing Gone Wrong
An E-2D Hawkeye struck two aircraft and sent debris flying into two others in a Class A mishap on the USS Abraham Lincoln.
Navy Relieves Cruiser Antietam's Skipper After 12 Weeks on the Job
Capt. Tadd Gorman was relieved less than three months after he took command.
'We Are Dropping Like Flies.' Ex-Fighter Pilots Push for Earlier Cancer Screenings
Former Air Force and Navy fighter pilots are calling on the military to begin cancer screenings for aviators as young as 30.
Army Announces Winter Deployments to Europe, Afghanistan
Two Army units are headed to Afghanistan amid thinning hopes that the U.S. will reach a peace deal with the Taliban.
Executive Officer of Secretive Navy Submarine Fired Due to Loss of Confidence
He's the fifth Navy senior leader to be fired this month.