DoD Says A-10 vs. F-35 'Fly-Off' Is Over. But Will Results Satisfy? The Project on Government Oversight reported that skewed testing techniques overwhelmingly favored the F-35.
Deals Proliferate at Farnborough Airshow Despite Political Worries Despite some geopolitical chaos, U.S. officials focused on attracting top players in the commercial tech industry.
Red Air Gets a High-Tech Upgrade With Garmin's New Tandem Cockpit TacAir announced it has begun integrating the Garmin G3000 cockpit on Northrop Grumman's F-5E/F fighter aircraft.
Cobham Gets Pentagon Contract to Develop Pilot Life Support System Cobham, whose breathing sensor system has been helping monitor Navy pilots, has a contract to develop a new system.
Boeing Pitches 'F-15X' Fighter Concept to US Air Force: Report There may be a new-old fighter jet on the horizon for the U.S. Air Force.
US Fighters May Carry StormBreaker Foul-Weather Bomb by Next Year Testing for Raytheon’s Stormbreaker precision-guided bomb is "going so well" it may be fielded earlier than expected.
As UK Showcases Its Next-Gen Fighter, US Stresses Interoperability The Ministry of Defence debuted its next-generation fighter concept, the Tempest, along with its future combat air strategy.
Navy's Fire Scout Drone Helo May Be Sold to Allied Militaries Soon Northrop Grumman Corp. is looking to expand sales of its MQ-8C Fire Scout abroad.
Army to Buy Raytheon's Coyote Expendable UAS for Drone-Killing Mission The U.S. Army will buy Raytheon's Coyote drone by the end of the year to take down enemy drones.
US Still Hopes to Sway Turkey to Buy Patriot Missiles over S-400 While there is no formal deal in place, U.S. officials are still hoping to convince Turkey to buy the Patriot missile system.
Soldiers Issued High-Speed Arctic Gear as Army Gets Serious About Fighting in the Cold Hundreds of soldiers are now receiving layered protection suits capable of withstanding temperatures as low as minus 65...
Higher Cancer Rates Found in Military Pilots, Ground Crews Aviation crews have long asked for the Pentagon to look closely at some of the environmental factors they are exposed to.
Coast Guard Cutter Back in Hawaii After Trek to Japan The deployment was in support of Operation Sapphire, a joint agreement between the U.S. and Japanese coast guard.
Army Fields New Armored Personnel Carrier, Replacing 60-Year-Old Vehicle The Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle, or AMPV, is a tracked armored vehicle with similar gearing and suspension as the M2...
How the War in Iraq Changed the Military for Women Some 2,200 active-duty women out of roughly 40,000 are serving in infantry, cavalry, armor and field artillery roles.