USS Minnesota Powers Back to Guam After Historic First Virginia Class Deployment
The USS Minnesota returned to Naval Base Guam on July 29 after completing its first deployment, marking a major milestone […]
Marine Corps F-35B Smashes Down on California Runway as Pilot Survives Fiery Mishap
A Marine Corps F-35B was involved in a serious aviation mishap Friday morning near Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in
Army Offers Up to $200,000 in Bonuses to Keep Senior Pilots as Aviation Ranks Shrink
The Army is putting serious money on the table to keep experienced aviators in uniform, even as it trims thousands
Marines Get New Anti Drone Round to Blast Small UAVs with M4 and M27 Rifles
Marines are getting a new rifle round built for the ugly reality of modern battlefields, where cheap little drones can
Jungle Tab Finally Goes Army Wide for Soldiers Who Earned It
Soldiers who sweated through the Army’s jungle warfare school now have official permission to wear the Jungle tab no matter
Air Force’s F-47 Program Roars Into Test Aircraft Production on Schedule for 2028 Flight
The U.S. Air Force’s next leap in air dominance is moving from briefing slides into metal, software and test aircraft,
Navy Unleashes $76.6 Billion Submarine Push for Columbia and Virginia Class Boats
The Navy is moving another massive piece onto the national security chessboard, announcing $76.6 billion in contracts for the next
U.S. Locks in $58.6 Billion Patriot Missile Push as Stockpile Alarms Grow
The U.S. Army has awarded Lockheed Martin a contract worth up to $58.6 billion to produce Patriot interceptor missiles, a
Race for Cheaper Anti Ballistic Weapons Kicks Into Overdrive
The global race to build cheaper anti ballistic weapons is no longer a future procurement debate. It is happening now,
Chinese Military Researchers Exploit U.S. AI Models to Sharpen Beijing’s War Machine
Chinese military researchers have been using outputs from leading American artificial intelligence models to train homegrown systems aimed at strengthening