Space Command Could Share Secret Technology
The last top-secret technology released into the civilian sector was GPS. Air Force Space Command wants to do it again.
US Aircraft Carrier Heads to Yemen
Arms are likely headed to Yemen despite a UN embargo, the USS Theodore Roosevelt is headed there too.
‘Swarmbots’ Overtaking Unmanned Systems
“Swarmbots” work like termites, and both the Navy and Marines are touted them as the next frontier of unmanned aircraft
US Military ‘Will Maintain Space Capabilities’
Deputy DefSec Bob Work discusses Space Control says US military “will maintain space capabilities, through all phases of conflict.”
NAS Pax Gate 3 to Re-Open Next Week
NAS Patuxent River plans to resume workday access hours at Gate 3 Monday, April 20, 2015.
SpaceX Set to Launch Today
The key to making the cargo drop to the space station profitable, is bringing the rocket back home in reuasble condition.
‘Open Mic’ for Defense Spending
The House Armed Services Committee invites any congressman to testify Tuesday on what the defense policy bill for FY16 should include.
Navy Missile Can Change Course Mid-Flight
The Navy is testing a game-changing missile, able to change course in flight, and hit moving targets from 1,000-mile distance.
X-47B First Aerial Refueling at PAX
First aerial refueling of the X-47B, the Navy’s carrier-launched unmanned aircraft, slated for NAS Patuxent River.
Two Marine Hornets Land in Taiwan
No injuries, no damages, just a precautionary measure on a routine mission, the Marines Corps says, the fighter jets will leave Taiwan when maintenance is complete..
