1 Rescued, 6 Missing After F/A-18 Fighter, Refueling Tanker Crash Off Japan Search-and-rescue operations are underway after an F/A-18 Hornet and KC-130 refueling tanker both crashed early Thursday.
US Navy Jet Crashes in Philippine Sea, Crew Rescued The Navy statement said some kind of mechanical issue occurred and forced the pilots to eject.
Advanced Super Hornet, F-35 Face Stealth Dilemma The Navy is expanding its F-35 and Super Hornet fleets, but the two aircraft can't communicate without compromising stealth.
Boeing 'Respects' Canada's Decision to Buy Old, Australian Hornets With Canada expected to decline a sale from the U.S. for F/A-18E/F Super Hornets, the aircraft's maker says it understands...
'An Unprecedented Man:' Medal of Honor Recipient Ron Shurer Laid to Rest at Arlington Ron Shurer's life was remembered Tuesday as a many-chaptered love story of selfless giving.
Army Receives First Infantry Squad Vehicles for Carrying Foot Soldiers into the Fight The delivery of the first four ISVs is part of a 650-vehicle deal worth up to $214.3 million.
Marine Booted After Racist Posts Arrested on Federal Weapons Charges Two former North Carolina-based Marines were among three men arrested on federal weapons charges last week.
US Space Force Is Getting Its Own NCO Academy The move to create a separate institution will distinguish Space Force and its warfighting roles from those of the Air Force.
The Military Is Developing a 'Close Combat Assault Ration' Up to 40% Lighter than an MRE Scientists are prototyping a "close combat assault ration'' containing an assortment of nutrient-dense energy bars.
