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.

Is this just the same drill that has gone on in years past, or is this year different because of the fiscal crisis?

Lockheed Martin taps Hewson to take over for Stevens after vice chair resigns following investigation into “inappropriate relationship” with a subordinate.

Remembering the 184 identified victims who died eleven years ago today.

Defense services giant SAIC made the announcement yesterday that it was splitting into two independent, publically-traded companies — a technical services business and a solutions-focused business.

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Could the Marine Corps end up flying what’s arguably the best (and recently un-grounded) operational air superiority fighter in the skies today; the Air Force’s soon-to-be out of production F-22 Raptor? One Marine is suggesting the Marines do exactly that if the Corps ends up losing its beleaguered F-35B Joint Strike Fighters to budget cuts

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The Army’s bid to field a new generation of choppers will be a “roller coaster ride” in the coming years, a general warns.

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The White House reaffirms the long-term U.S. commitment for Europe’s missile shield, which could be good news for the Navy and defense contractors.

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