In-Flight Oxygen Failures Continue in the F-18 Hornet
It might be heightened awareness, but reports of F-18 in-flight oxygen failures are increasing. Navy documents record 297 incidents from May 2010 through October 2015.
Homeland to Share Cyber Indicators with Industry
The Department of Homeland Security will start automatically sharing cyber-security threat indicators — not incidents — with industry.
FY17 DoD Budget Focuses Russia & China
The DoD budget $582.7B proposal returns its focus to Russia and China but also boosts by 50 percent spending against ISIL.
$60 Million in Pax Runway Repairs Begun
Major repairs continue on Runway 14-32, this first phase of $60 million of Pax runway repairs is due to be completed in October.
Navy to Match Unmanned Tech to Existing Platforms
Matching new payloads with existing frames and platforms can speed-up deployment once the new technologies are developed,
Military Leaders Argue DefSec Budget Priorities
Navy and Army counter priorities of DefSec Ash Carter’s plans for the Pentagon’s $580 billion budget request.
Do Military Cuts Cause Helicopter Crashes?
Increasing helicopter crashes at home-base training exercises is linked less in-flight training opportunities for “bench ready” troops.
US Drops Traditional Bombs on ISIS Hackers
Cyberwarfare includes traditional bombs in US arsenal for targeting ISIS hackers.
Blackjack UAS Ready to Deploy
The Navy and Marines anticipate deploying the Blackjack unmanned aviation system.
Chinese Officers Named in Military Secret Thefts
Chinese military officers named as co-conspirators in theft of JSF design and other military secrets, helped by a Chinese aviation entrepreneur in Vancouver and facing extradition to the US.
