As the Air Force ‘rolls out’ its new F-35A, it’s a reminder how much the service is counting on the program to succeed.

The Pentagon says Aegis warships did not intercept Scud missiles fired in the last days of the Qaddafi regime.

A Navy helo pilot makes the case for rotary wing units at a time when all the services are feeling the pinch.

CSAF says he expects a blueprint next week for fixing the F-22s and getting them back into full service.

A retired Army general laments Washington’s inability to think clearly and learn important lessons, even after 10 years of war.

SecNav wants to make the fleet and department leadership smarter about alternative energy and new technologies.

The powerful Michigan Democrat lays down his marker as an ally of the Army’s new Ground Combat Vehicle.

DoD’s network security officials want service members and workers to use the latest devices — but very carefully.

Officials were in no hurry to make clear that a ‘minor’ B-2 engine fire actually sidelined the bomber for years.

How much longer will Congress and the public put up with regular reports of Pentagon waste?

Some of Air Force’s flagship mega-fighters returned to the sky for a brief hop to escape an emergency.

The week that was. The links that were.

As NATO’s latest trial follows its final act, there’s more discussion about the alliance’s future.

American officials may have a window in which to stanch the possible spread of Libyan weapons to terrorists. How long can it stay open?

A top computer security provider hopes it has the answer to the next big wave of cyber-security threats. Will it work?

A Texas lawmaker wants the incoming DepSecDef to ‘defend and advocate’ for the F-35 to safeguard it from budget cuts.

DoD’s long-awaited report on China’s military capability is packed with detail, but leaves key questions unanswered.

The Army’s top acquisitions leader wants to keep her workforce, or increase it, as the service tries to knuckle down.