Drones in Restricted Airspace Face $1.9M Fine
FAA proposes $1.9 million fine on SkyPan International Inc., a small Chicago-based aerial-photography firm for 65 flights of drones in restricted airspace.
Drones to Carriers Slowed by Organization
Its technically possible to speed up merging unmanned vehicles and carriers, but organizationally it appears ‘impossible’ says VADM David Dunaway.
Boehner May Delay Leadership Vote
House Speaker John Boehner’s replacement will be voted on Thursday, but the vote for the No. 2 and No. 3 leadership slots may be delayed.
VADM Dunaway Retires
Pax News: Paul Grosklags assumes command of NAVAIR, from retiring VADM David Dunaway and the Atlantic Test Range gets a new building.
Lack of US Cyber Policies Called Illegal
Sen. John McCain tells Deputy Defense Secretary and National Intelligence Director their lack of cyber policies is illegal.
Allied Air Strikes on IS Continue
Photos capture life aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt aircraft carrier where US fighter jets launch to fight the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq .
DoD Faces Possible Year-long Emergency Spending Measure
DoD may have to operate under a year-long emergency spending measure that will leave it short on funds.
Norway Looks Solid for F-35 Purchase Commitment
A leaked document indicates Norway remains committee to F-35 procurement as its first model rolled off the Lockheed Martin line Tuesday.
Russian Role in Middle East Expanding Rapidly
Israel is concerned Russian weapons in Syria will reach Hezbollah.
