Lawmakers want DoD to know its big flagship strategy isn’t a budget document, so it can go nuts.

The defense titans both want the job of helping the Navy upgrade its signature combat system.

The head of the Aerospace Industries Association worries about tough times in the near future.

After completing an important evaluation, everyone is waiting on the Army’s next big radio decision.

Another group of lawmakers has another plan to save DoD’s budget from the guillotine. Again.

The final Raptor was set to roll off Lockheed’s production line on Tuesday, and the jury was still out.

The Iron Triangle reaches a shallow dip on the roller coaster before the first big drop.

Beijing’s apparent concern about the American-Aussie Marine rotation plans hasn’t worn off. Yet.

Marines and sailors want to keep proficient at quickly boarding and stopping suspect ships.

Panetta will see the F-35 in person and meet its test force, just not this week as first scheduled.

A new report says that despite the “unacceptable” rhetoric, the world may well accept a nuclear Iran.

What does it mean that no one wants to seriously face the worst-case scenario for defense spending?

America’s ambassador to NATO says Russia won’t “drive” what happens with European missile defense.

The week that was. The links that were.

The companies say they’re giving up on their bid to pay themselves to build a second F-35 engine.

A state leader says the Coast Guard must catch up in its response to the melting Arctic