Congress Proposes $631 Billion Defense Bill
The bill challenges the Obama administration’s pledge to veto a bill with unnecessary programs.
Survey Finds That Federal Acquisitions Are in Crisis
Problems persist and talent pool shrinks despite attempted fixes.
Fiscal Cliff Could Be $10 Billion Worse for Pentagon
DoD officials are hoping to have flexibility in implementing automatic cuts.
New Blows Hit JSF Program
Quality assurance issues and a potential loss of exclusivity haunt Lockheed’s latest fighter.
Sequestration Cuts Could Equal Government Furloughs
Congress leaves town without fixing sequestration or passing a permanent budget.
F-35C Finally Catches a Carrier-style Landing Wire
The redesigned tailhook succeeded in catching a test wire three out of five times.
KMAX, Marines Complete ‘Hot Hookup’
Marines load cargo onto the KMAX helicopter while it is in unmanned flight mode.
House Defeats Attempts to Kill F-35B, MV-22
Vote was one of hundreds of amendments vying to ride on the defense authorization bill.
