Sikorsky Prepares to Test Autonomous Version of Army's Black Hawk Helicopter The technology allows a computer to take over flight tasks and serve as a digital copilot.
After More than 3 Decades, the Corps' AH-1W Super Cobra Makes its Final Flight The Marine Corps has officially retired the AH-1W Super Cobra helicopter.
The Marines' New CH-53K King Stallion Has Now Been to Sea. Here's What's Next The Marine Corps' new heavy-lift helicopter just wrapped up its sea trials and will tackle hot-weather training next.
2 Afghan Military Helicopters Collide, 9 Soldiers Killed The two Soviet-era Mi-17 helicopters crashed due to technical problems while taking off in Nawa district, the ministry said.
Helicopter Makes Emergency Landing in Syria, No Injuries, US Says Col. Wayne Marotto tweeted that the incident was not the result of hostile activity.
Inside the National Guard's Daring Rescue of Hundreds from a California Wildfire Two helicopter aircrews pulled more than 214 people from encircling fires last weekend.
New Apache Program on Schedule in Spite of COVID-19, Army Says Despite COVID-19 restrictions, the Army's new AH-64E Apache V6 program is finding ways to get things done.
Air Force's New Search-and Rescue Helicopter Gets 1st Aerial Refueling The Air Force's newest combat search-and-rescue helicopter, the HH-60W Jolly Green II, hit another milestone.
Guard Major Questioned About Plans to Fly Army Helicopters Low over DC Protesters The Pentagon has yet to release the findings of an investigation.
Dutch Military Helicopter Crashes near Aruba, Killing 2 Crew The NH90 helicopter was nearing the end of a coast guard patrol when it crashed Sunday afternoon near the island.
DoD to Retirees: Set Up Tricare Select Payments Now or Risk Losing Coverage With just 14% of eligible military retiree households having arranged payments for new enrollment fees, Tricare officials are...
Here's Why Sailors on the Carrier Ford Will Eat Better Than Anyone Else in the Fleet The new facilities keep food fresh longer and offer higher levels of quality control.
As Army Cuts Recruiters, Service Deploys 2-Man Mobile Recruiting Stations U.S. Army Recruiting Command is reducing its force by roughly 1,700 recruiters over the next year.
First Soldiers Graduate Basic Training in WWII Throwback Uniform New soldiers at Fort Sill were the first to graduate Army Basic Combat Training wearing the service's new Army Greens.
Navy Investigation of Pensacola Shooting Points to ‘Toxic’ Command Climate as Factor It found that the aviation training climate "likely increased" his chances of successfully carrying out the Dec. 6, 2019...
