The YFQ-48A “Talon Blue” would, if introduced, become the third “collaborative combat aircraft” in the US Air Force inventory, following the FQ-42 Vengeance and the FQ-44 Fury.

U.S. forces detect hundreds of cartel-linked drone incursions at the southern border and use lasers to bring them down.

The autonomous technology developer secured an additional $2.9 billion contract from the US Navy to build the two million square-foot ‘Arsenal-2' in Baltimore, Maryland

Northrop Grumman is using AI-powered automation and collaborative robots to speed F-35 production and improve quality control.

Colorado Springs and Huntsville are turning a bitter Space Command dispute into a partnership focused on Golden Dome.

Russian authorities insist that the incident in Irkutsk, Siberia, has been contained, with 200 people thought to have been exposed to the plague placed in quarantine and public events canceled.

Though Finland’s border is less than 100 miles from Saint Petersburg, Russia’s second-largest city, the aircraft are likely to be stationed in Finland’s northern Lapland region.

The Naval Station Norfolk-based USS George H.W. Bush arrived in Phuket on Sunday, its first visit ever to Thailand

The Pentagon’s decision to award both manned sixth-gen fighter contracts to Boeing is surprising—particularly given the company’s recurring labor disputes and legal troubles.

Although the US Navy has 11 nuclear-powered aircraft carriers in active service, only around half are deployed at any given time—with the rest in port or undergoing maintenance.

Colorado Springs and Huntsville are turning a bitter Space Command dispute into a partnership focused on Golden Dome.

Explosive Ordnance Disposal airmen will be authorized to wear a “rust-colored” berets, as the color is historically associated with explosive hazards

After several years of shortfalls for some branches of the Armed Forces, recruitment numbers were up for fiscal year 2026

States are being invited to pitch land, infrastructure, and support packages to host the Pentagon’s proposed new off-grid military base.

The lion’s share of the funds will go toward ramping up production of the SM-6 interceptor missile, which has been badly depleted during the ongoing war in the Middle East.

Though LiDAR does not always work as well as radar, it is resistant to the techniques used by modern stealth aircraft to absorb or deflect radio waves.

The fifth Nimitz-class carrier, the USS Harry S. Truman, is set to begin its refueling and complex overhaul, a process that will sideline the warship for several years.

The Navy awards Boeing the F/A-XX, a 6th-generation fighter designed to replace Super Hornets and Growlers in the 2030s.

The crash took place in Amur, in Russia’s Far East along the Chinese border; its cause is still under investigation.

Boeing will make the F/A-XX for the Navy in addition to the F-47 for the US Air Force, giving it control over both US sixth-generation fighter jet programs.

One San Diego-based aircraft carrier, the USS Theodore Roosevelt, is now heading to the region as another, the USS Abraham Lincoln, is set to return home.

The Air Force has ended its South Korea Super Squadron test, returning F-16s to Kunsan and restoring a three-squadron structure.

In theory, the Justice Department has the necessary tools to charge AI developers with breaking computer security laws—but it is unlikely to do so against major frontier AI companies.

Although the grueling 18-day training course is primarily intended for the US Army and Marine Corps, it is open to all branches of the military—even the Space Force!

A Government Accountability Office report speculated that the US Navy’s promised upgrades to America’s four nuclear shipyards could take more than 50 years to complete.

Ellsworth Air Force Base, in western South Dakota, will be the primary hub of operations for the upcoming B-21 Raider—and the defense sector has taken note.

On Sunday, 70 percent of Swiss voters rejected a referendum that would have prevented the government from adopting EU sanctions against Russia following its invasion of Ukraine.

Navy officials indicated they had stocked the USS Theodore Roosevelt with extra provisions, in an effort to head off the shortages and morale issues that affected the USS Abraham Lincoln.

Fabio Barone, the driver of the Ferrari, also made headlines last year after he set a new speed record from the deck of an Italian aircraft carrier.

The US Air Force cut back on its participation in airshows during the first phase of the Iran war, when aircraft were needed for military operations in the Middle East.

As the president seeks to redesign future aircraft carriers to reincorporate steam catapults, the US Navy appears to be proceeding with electromagnetic ones in its contracting.

The cost of keeping the B-52s in the air is roughly 10 times higher than their original construction cost during the 1950s and early 1960s.

Sensitive F-35 components bound for the U.S. were misrouted to Hong Kong, putting highly protected stealth technology at risk.

The sixth Astute-class attack submarine and sixth vessel named for the legendary Greek king departed the Barrow-in-Furness shipyard and is heading to HM Naval Base Clyde.

A hacker collective known as ShinyHunters stole terabytes of data from FBI servers—including the identities and addresses of many active agents.

The advent of a reliable remotely piloted drone submarine armed with advanced torpedoes could be a gamechanger for naval warfare.

In addition to missile manufacturing, L3Harris will provide the Navy’s newest submarines with “low-profile masts”—extendable data collection systems taking the place of traditional periscopes.

The two generals—one the vice chairman of the Central Military Commission—were long seen as close allies of Chinese leader Xi Jinping, but had been under investigation for corruption for months.

The final A-10 assigned to Nellis AFB has departed, closing a nearly 50-year chapter for the iconic Warthog at the base.

U.S. Air Force maintainers carefully stripped every usable part off of a damaged aircraft to help keep the Fighting Falcon flock in the air

The former film producer pleaded not guilty and denies all allegations of nonconsensual sex.

Acting Secretary of the Navy Hung Cao is seeking formal Senate confirmation to the position—but will face questions over the morale crisis aboard the long-deployed supercarrier, among other issues.

Though the EC-130H is being retired, the “Compass Call” is not; a newer aircraft, the EA-37B, will receive the same designation and mission set.

Cybersecurity experts say an AI Force should balance innovation with accountability, regulation and meaningful liability.

It is unclear whether the leaked information will affect the ongoing war in Ukraine, whose naval component has receded amid heavy Russian Navy losses in the Black Sea.

The aerospace and defense giant will produce the second increment of the Precision Strike Missile, which can be used with the U.S. Army’s HIMARS mobile rocket launchers.

The Pentagon's latest UAP release includes studies of warp drives and wormholes, plus reports of injuries linked to encounters.

This is not the first time the US defense industry has lost vital F-35 components, but it is the first known time that they were shipped directly to a US adversary.

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