Defense Cuts May Have to Be Fixed After the Fact
Congressman says the best chance to fix sequestration now is after the cuts go into effect.
Hope Fading for Sequestration Deal in March
One representative says he doesn’t think Congress is capable of a deal.
Fire Scout Seen Improving in Full DOT&E Report
The full version of the Director of Operational Test & Evaluation’s 2012 report is now available online.
JSF Cited for ‘Lack of Maturity’
The high-tech helmet isn’t ready, and the F-35B is developing cracks, according to the DOT&E report.
The First F-35C Trainer Rolls off the Line
The Navy’s first stealth aircraft trainer will head to Florida to hone the skills of F-35C pilots.
Eastern Shore Drone Crash Caused by Faulty Tail
The Pax River Global Hawk plunged from 18,000 feet into an Eastern Shore swamp last year after operators lost control.
Not Everybody Likes the ‘Sound of Freedom’
The F-35’s big, noisy engine may be part of Lexington Park’s background noise, but other communities object to it.
It Wasn’t Pretty, but Congress Avoided the Cliff, for Now
Late deal delays the pain of sequestration cuts, but doesn’t solve the problem for defense.
Sen. Chuck Hagel – the next SecDef?
The former Republican Senator’s appointment to the Pentagon’s top job is looking more like a sure thing.
Unmanned Strike Drone Begins Testing on USS Truman
The Navy begins testing how the X-47B UCAS-D will integrate with aircraft carriers.
