Air Force Wants More Money for Light Attack Aircraft Effort
The U.S. Air Force is seeking to give a boost to its light attack aircraft effort by shifting unspent money to the program.
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Space Force Funding May Come Up Short This Year, Key Lawmaker Says
Thornberry said the White House started with a "relatively simple" implementation plan.
Navy Cuts Flight Hours, Cancels Performances as It Deals with Aviation Budget Shortfall
Navy H-60 Sea Hawk pilots in helicopter sea combat and maritime strike squadrons will see their flight hours cut by 25%.
House Passes $733 Billion Defense Bill, Including 3.1% Pay Raise for Troops
The House passed a $733 billion defense policy bill -- $17 billion short of what the White House wanted.
Lawmakers Still Fighting to Keep US Out of War With Iran
House Democrats back a measure already rejected by the Senate to require congressional approval for attacking Iran.
Questions Remain as DoD Gets Ready to Cut 18,000 Medical Personnel
Pentagon officials are keeping quiet on details surrounding a plan to cut 18,000 medical billets across the military.
Here's How Much the 'Salute to America' Flyovers Cost the Military
The Pentagon estimates the "Salute to America" Fourth of July parade held in D.C., last week cost it $1.2 million.
Navy 'Salute to America' Flyovers Come as Service Faces Aviation Budget Shortfall
The flights, which run tens of thousands of dollars per hour, come as Navy leaders grapple with a $100 million shortfall.
Military's 3.1% Pay Raise Passes Senate as House Prepares to Do Battle Over Iran
The $750 billion defense policy bill, including the 3.1% military pay raise, passed the Senate and now moves to the House.
Navy Cancels Super Hornet Demonstration Amid Aviation Budget Shortfall
Strike Fighter Squadron106 won't perform at the National Cherry Festival Air Show in Traverse City, Michigan.
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The Navy Is Dropping Bean-Bag Messages onto Ships Like It Did to Evade WWII Enemies
The Navy is resurrecting tricks sailors used almost 80 years ago to outsmart their enemies.
Marines Declare Joint Light Tactical Vehicle Ready for the Front Lines
The Marine Corps will begin fielding new Joint Light Tactical Vehicles to Marine expeditionary units next month.
Ex-Blackwater Contractor Sentenced to Life in Iraq Shootings
Federal judge Royce Lamberth issued the sentence after a succession of friends requested leniency for Nicholas Slatten.
Head of Army Installation Management Command Relieved
The U.S. Army announced that the general in charge of all of the service's installations has been relieved of command.
Army Vet Who Thought Trump Ordered Him Pleads Not Guilty in Anthem Attack
Defendant Curt Brockway believed he was doing what President Donald Trump wanted him to do, his attorney said.