There was a time when the military services made a case directly to Americans — could it come again?

Service officials worry that parts of the fleet they’ve been counting on could vanish before they even get their hands on the aircraft.

Army officials say they’re very pleased with the latest upgrades to their long-serving attack helicopter.

The Pentagon consulted “a macroeconomic equilibrium representation of the U.S. economy” to estimate the potential consequences of budget cuts.

The top Air Force commander said the new bomber will handle both nuclear and conventional missions — eventually.

After snubbing one competitor for its Ground Combat Vehicle, the Army now says it’ll consider everything.

Another report details the efforts of foreign hackers to try to steal secrets from U.S. defense contractors.

A university panel muses that Washington and London’s budget woes could bring them closer.