The Navy Knows How Many Ships the Future Fleet Needs – But It's Not Telling for Now The man in charge of the Navy's surface forces has rolled out a new plan to ready the fleet for a possible conflict with...
US Will Help Australia Build Nuclear Submarines as China Looms The sharing agreement with Australia comes competition for influence over trade routes with Beijing has become a top policy...
Pentagon Cancels $10 Billion JEDI Contract with Microsoft, Will Restart Bid Process Microsoft said it understands the Pentagon was put in a difficult spot given the legal battle, but it will pursue the new...
Air Force Gives Raytheon $2 Billion For Nuclear Cruise Missile Development The U.S. Air Force has awarded Raytheon Technologies $2 billion to develop the Pentagon's new air launched nuclear cruise...
Switzerland Becomes Latest Nation to Choose F-35 for Its Next Fighter Jet The deal with Lockheed costs roughly $5 billion Swiss francs, which amounts to $5.5 billion in U.S. currency.
Marine Corps Takes Major Step Forward on New King Stallion Helicopter Program Teams from Marine Corps Air Station New River are preparing for suitability and evaluation tests on the newest CH-53K King...
New T-7 Red Hawk Trainer Faces Delays over Parts Shortages, Testing The Air Force had planned to ask for $206 million next year for development on T-7, but will ask for just $189 million...
Air Force Kicks Off Search for New Refueling Tanker Amid KC-46 Woes The Air Force announced plans to buy between 140 to 160 "KC-Y" commercial derivative tankers at a rate of 12 to 15 aircraft...
The Army Is Putting 30mm Autocannons on More Stryker Vehicles The Army has awarded a six-year contract to Oshkosh for the production of the weapon system for up to six Stryker brigades.
Navy Speeds Up Ship Retirements as It Ramps Up Investment in New Platforms While the Navy's most recent plan included plans to decommission 48 active ships by 2026, the new budget request speeds up...
Navy SEALs Stop Training in State Parks as Locals Sue Over 'War Games' Navy SEALs have conducted cold water training and other special operations exercises in the state's coastal parks for more...
Anticipating Boom of Aging Veterans, VA to Expand Care, Services for the Elderly The department has pledged to broaden in-home medical care and support and housing alternatives by 2026.
Navy Boots 23 Sailors for Refusing Vaccines as Leaders Push Rule Changes for Next Stage of Pandemic The latest batch of sailors brings the total number separated for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine to 45.
F-35 Crash Off Carl Vinson Is the Ship's 5th Major Mishap in 2 Months The accident left seven sailors injured while the pilot safely ejected and was later recovered.
House Approves Bill to Automatically Enroll Vets in VA Health Care Supporters of the bill touted it as a common sense measure that will help ease the transition to civilian life.
