The Navy Wants to Recruit 450 Warrant Officers to Fly Its New MQ-25 Tanker Drones Navy Recruiting Command will begin accepting applications in October for candidates who want to fly the MQ-25 Stingray.
Army Will Let Makers Decide How Many Soldiers to Fit Inside New Fighting Vehicle Rather than releasing a list of specifications, the Army is offering prospective makers nine broader characteristics.
After Stumble, Army to Restart Design Competition for Bradley Replacement Army modernization officials are preparing to issue a formal invitation to defense firms to enter the design phase.
Congress Wants to Beef Up Army Effort to Develop Counter-Drone Weapons The Pentagon appointed the Army late last year as the executive agent for DoD's counter-small UAS groups one, two and three.
Air Force Takes Next Step in Efforts to Ready B-1 for Future Hypersonic Missiles The 419th Flight Test Squadron fired a practice round of the AGM-158 Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missile from the bomber.
The Future of Bioenhanced Super Soldiers The field of biological enhancements for the warfighter raises a horde of new questions about ethics in the military and...
Navy Grounds New Fire Scout Helicopter Drone After Back-to-Back Mishaps Both were listed as Class A mishaps, meaning the aircraft likely suffered at least $2.5 million or more in damage.
The Marine Corps' First Carrier-Capable F-35 Squadron Is Ready for Combat Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 314 said its F-35Cs have achieved initial operational capability, or IOC.
In First, Air Force Flies B-1 Bomber with Externally Mounted Stealthy Cruise Missile Members of the 412th Test Wing's 419th Flight Test Squadron, Global Power Combined Test Force, executed the proof-of-concept.
Army’s Sci-Fi Infantry Goggles Change the Mechanics of Shooting, Soldiers Say Soldiers offered feedback on the Army's futuristic new IVAS technology.
'They Don't Care About My Kids': Marine Families Take Military to Court After Child Abuse at Yuma Day Care In November, the families filed a federal tort claim, which allows individuals to litigate against the government. The filing...
2 Educational Programs for Troops Eliminated Amid Cost-Cutting Efforts at Pentagon Two companies that had contracts aimed at educating troops say they have suddenly had their popular programs eliminated as...
Claims a Fired Air Force General Was Sentenced to Death Have Spread Online. They're Not True. Social media accounts have falsely been spreading a claim that a former top official in the Air Force who was fired by...
Chinese Weapons Gain Credibility After Pakistan-India Conflict The recent conflict between India and Pakistan is prompting a reassessment of Chinese weapons, challenging long-held...
Ex-FBI Agent and Pentagon Contractor Sues over Secret Recording Showing Him Criticizing Trump Jamie Mannina says in his lawsuit that he was misled by a woman he met on a dating website who held herself out as a...