F-35 Lightning II - Joint Strike Fighter

Of the 280 operational F-35s purchased to date, only 51 percent are currently available for flight.

Here are five news stories and events to start your week, from the editors at Military.com.

The director of the F-35 JSF program gave aircraft maker Lockheed Martin Corp. a public slap on the wrist Wednesday.

Program leaders say a much-discussed comparison test is very much still in planning.

The is set to go up against the F-35 in a series of weapons tests as early as next year.

The service is requesting $194.1 billion, including war funding -- a 14 percent increase from the previous request.

The military's F-35 is about to get a new technology that will prevent pilots from flying into the ground by mistake.

The Marines' 5th-generation "jump jet" fighter is about to be deployed aboard a ship for the very first time.

President Donald Trump's commencement address at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy in New London, Connecticut took a strange turn.

The F-35Bs would be part of South Korea's long-term plan to build a "blue water" navy.