UCLASS Could Be Approved By Fall
The Navy expects that its requirements for the unmanned carrier-launched surveillance strike program to be approved by early fall.
Learning STEM Fundamentals at Space Camp
For two weeks, Great Mills High School becomes a laboratory, a launchpad, mission control and even another planet.
Navy Putting $50 Million into Small Business Funding
Rapid Innovation Fund provides up to $3 million for small projects.
Sea Dragon Goes Down in Oman
The MH-53E aircraft was part of Helicopter Mine Countermeasures Squadron 15.
Congress Forces Pentagon to Account for Cuts
House votes to give Pentagon 30 days to plan for sequestration cuts.
Could the JSF Go Unmanned?
The U.S. Naval Institute speculates that the F-35’s computer could fly itself.
Virginia Beach F/A-18 Crash Due to Dual Engine Failure
The right engine stalled, and the left afterburner failed to ignite.
Lockheed Threatens Mass Layoffs Before Election
Defense giant wants Congress to resolve debt dispute and stop automatic defense cuts.
Boeing Edges Closer to a UCLASS Design
Aerospace giant is “very close” to a competitive design for a carrier-based drone.
Senate: Counterfeit Parts ‘Flooding’ Military Aircraft
The Senate Armed Services Committee says that DoD and contractors are not doing enough to weed out counterfeit Chinese parts.
