Boeing Wins Contract Worth Nearly $1 Billion to Replace Remaining A-10 Wings
The effort is known as the "A-10-Thunderbolt II Advanced-Wing Continuation Kit," or ATTACK, program.
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Boeing Gets Millions to Fix Air Force’s Too-Stiff KC-46 Refueling Boom
The KC-46 has had many issues, including how the boom connects and disconnects from specific aircraft.
Pentagon Is Reviewing the 'War Cloud' Contract Amazon Wants
President Trump has criticized the process, citing complaints from other companies, as potentially biased toward Amazon
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.
Esper Refuses to Recuse Himself on Raytheon Matters in SecDef Confirmation Hearing
In heated exchanges, Warren demanded to know whether Esper would recuse himself on DoD decisions involving Raytheon.
China Demands US Cancel Arms Sale to Taiwan
China demanded that the United States "immediately cancel" a potential sale of $2.2 billion in arms to self-ruled Taiwan.
Amazon, Microsoft Wage War over the Pentagon's 'War Cloud'
Amazon and Microsoft are battling it out over an opportunity to build the military its first "war cloud" computing system.
Army Taps Five Firms to Study How to Mount 30mm Cannons on Strykers
The U.S. Army recently selected five defense firms to participate in a design study for mounting a 30mm cannon on a Stryker.
Trump Tells NRA He's Withdrawing from Arms Trade Treaty
President Donald Trump said Friday he is withdrawing the U.S. from an international agreement on the arms trade.
IG Report: Shanahan Called F-35 Program, Not Plane, 'F-----d Up'
Acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan did not use his position to promote Boeing, the Pentagon's top watchdog said.
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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.