Unmanned systems-makers want Washington to make it easier for them to do business internationally.

The Pentagon’s number 2 leader announced a “cyber-pilot” program in which DoD, other government agencies and contractors will joint forces on cyber-defense.

This week’s “debut” of the T-50 may change the future of air dominance. Then again, it may not.

Secretaries Panetta and Clinton say the U.S. and Pakistan basically have no choice but to work together against common foes.

The Army’s campaign of reform goes rolling along: Now, the top leadership wants to slim and improve the ‘generating force.’

The Army wants to drop “kinetic,” “warfighter” and other buzzwords and acronyms in order to make things clearer. How long can this last?

When the Royal Navy resurrects its carrier aviation, it won’t have any older fighters to refuel its F-35s, so they’ll need to learn the trick.

After delay upon delay, a report indicates the U.S. will finally deny Taiwan a batch of new F-16s, in part to avoid upsetting Beijing.

The week that was. The links that were.

Shipbuilders are warning not to do it, but the Navy is considering delaying the construction of a new aircraft carrier to try to save money.

Republican lawmakers want to know what DoD has come up with so far in its “comprehensive strategic review.” Will the Pentagon play ball?

The Army wants a quarter of its energy to be “renewable” by 2025, and officials hope a new office can help it get there.

The roll of names of the service members killed in Saturday’s helicopter crash provides a glimpse of the secret world of special operations.

India says it’s close to deciding which new fighter jet it will buy, but key players in the aerospace game keep hoping the deal goes wrong — to their advantage.

Although there are no defense ‘hawks’ on the Super Congress, that may not mean more bad news for the Pentagon. Unless it does.

Just when you thought this summer would be wasted on depressing, serious, existential crises for our beloved Republic, with none of the ridiculous ‘scandals’ or non-stories that typically bubble up in the heat, here comes New York Republican Rep. Peter King to the rescue. King, chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, is shocked — […]

A report from Beijing says China endured nearly half a million cyber-attacks last year, but most of them apparently didn’t originate where you might think.