A British Parliamentary committee finds that the UK’s much-discussed helicopter shortages aren’t resolved, after all.

Crews swap parts to get ready to sail or take aboard inspectors, and the practice is common across the fleet — especially aboard submarines.

NASA and ULA say they’ll cooperate on studying whether humans could someday fly to space on a big utility rocket.

An extended look at how DoD arrived at what one analyst calls “an inflection point,” what it means, and where things could go next.

The Air Force would like to be able to retire more of its aging C-5A cargo planes, but first Congress needs to give authorization to shrink the size of its airlift fleet.

The week that was. The links that were.

With more rounds of defense spending cuts looming, the Pentagon must choose which roles and missions are a top priority and which ones aren’t important as it drafts future budgets; a move that will no doubt entail risk and the usual round of ‘painful choices,’ a pair of think tankers advised lawmakers and their staff today on Capitol Hill.

A detachment of Marines has begun flying their own dedicated drones with the help of a new runway at Camp Leatherneck.

Arizona Sen. John McCain said via Twitter he thought the cost overruns were ‘outrageous!’ and ‘disgraceful.’

It’s hard to know what to make of the rumors and reports that a grand budget deal in Washington could end up costing the Navy an aircraft carrier or two.

Iran is trying to counter the American condemnations with “news” stories and official denials — the question is, who is it trying to reach with such messages?

Navy engineers are determining how they’ll accommodate both their new and existing fighters when the jets get mixed together on carrier flight decks.

Top service officials acknowledge that it’ll take much more time and effort to reverse the problems plaguing the Navy’s surface fleet.

A commentator warns that investors’ hunger for short-term gains from the defense sector could have bad long-term consequences for the industrial base.

Organizers in Oklahoma want to set up a special aerial preserve where UAVs can fly high and free, part of an ambitious goal of becoming a new hub of unmanned aviation

Although there’s no official talk of foreign military sales, teams from the Israeli Air Force have been spending a lot of time lately with the Marines and their MV-22s.