Panetta says the service must get smaller, but agrees it must keep the across-the-board “balance” that its leaders prize.

An Army leader says the service could save money and soldiers by equipping vehicles to monitor themselves.

The Army will not remake its acquisitions bureaucracy, but says it can use new techniques to get better results.

A top official says that if the service follows his guidelines, it can get its acquisitions into good shape for the future.

The Army’s aviation community hopes it can scrimp now in order to get a new aircraft down the road.

The Army’s top leaders said they’re making progress in fixing acquisitions, and were upbeat about their prospects.

Seapower and airpower are all good and well, top Army leaders said, but land power will never go out of style.

Despite a setback on the Hill, the Army’s leadership said it’s confident about the prospects for its new light truck.

The Marines will take yet another look at their amphibious concepts as they prepare to defend themselves in the face of the big crunch.

The week that was. The links that were.

A leading think-tank calls for dialing up American naval and air power and dialing back ground forces in the age of austerity.

A leader cautions that as the Army pulls back from COIN, it must regain balance among its other mission areas.

The alliance is stuck between wanting to declare victory and worrying about the dangers of future bloodshed.

A lawmaker has sent SecDef a list of the ways DoD today wastes money, along with urging him to tighten everything up.

Britain’s defence secretary lays down commitments for key pieces of real estate, but if the balloon went up, could he deliver?

The U.S. has agreed to base four Aegis warships close to the areas they’ll patrol to protect Europe.

By all appearances, the Marines’ super-jet is falling into a routine of takeoffs and landings, but there are still unanswered questions.