Sea service leaders work to pivot their forces to the Pacific as they balance sequestration cuts and and offer military options on Syria and North Korea.

Marine Corps leaders are preparing for more sea basing as the U.S. defense strategy pivots to the Pacific.

China for the first time listed a headcount for the People’s Liberation Army by service.

Plans to increase the number of Marine security details at U.S. embassies is in danger because of budget cuts, Marine leaders said.

Naval companies see increases in foreign sales as part of the larger trend in which the FMS doubled from $34 billion in 2011 to $69 billion in 2012.

The Defense Department recently released a list of the European-based units it plans to close down or relocate though 2016.

The UK MOD recently adopted the Glock 17 as its new service pistol, a move that underscores the role that handguns still play in modern combat.

U.S. and Afghan leaders push to stamp out insider attacks by re-screening the Afghan force as green-on-blue attacks hold U.S. domestic attention.

The Osprey is on the ground in Japan. That’s where it’s going to stay for now.

DepSecDef has made himself clear: DoD wants to help boost defense exports.

Tensions persist between China and its neighbors over territorial claims to oil-rich shoals in South China Sea influencing U.S. naval presence.

Program milestone marked with continued questions over the health of the program and the commitment to the expensive fighter.

Farnborough winds down amid worries about the future viability of the global defense game.

Budgets force air forces to think upgrade rather than replacement, keeping the F-16 flying for years to come.

Europe lags behind U.S. in pursuit of flight regulators’ acceptance to drones flying near airliners.

Amid a gloomy global defense budget outlook, the air show opens soon.

Boeing, Lockheed and Eurofighter are elbowing to build new jets for the ROK air force.

The UK announces its army will draw down to a historically low end strength.

Secretary Clinton apologizes for last year’s air strike and Pakistan re-opens the GLOCs.

Defense Secretary and CJCS use platform to urge Congress to take action and commend progress seen in Afghanistan.