Canada Reconsidering JSF Commitment
Canada is taking another look at its JSF options as it looks to phase out its aging Hornet jets.
Morning Coffee: China Conducts Its First Carrier Landing
China lands a domestic version of the Russian Flanker on their test carrier.
FAA Halts Domestic UAV Testing Site Selection
Southern Maryland is vying to be one of the first site selected for testing unmanned aircraft in domestic civil airspace.
CNO Greenert Claims the Navy Is Growing
The service is expanding its activities, especially in the Pacific, according to the Chief of Naval Operations.
Budget Hawks Call for Pentagon Spending Cuts
Conservative members want non-defense items stripped from budget.
New JSF Program Chief Visits Pax River
Vice Adm. David Venlet took his successor, Maj. Gen. Christopher Bogdan, on a tour of F-35 facilities.
Congress Finally Focuses on Sequestration
Suddenly, the public is far more aware of the “fiscal cliff.”
Smaller Military, More Drones Under Re-elected Obama
Re-election solidifies the national security priorities of the president.
Lower Profits, Little Growth for L-3, CACI
L-3 posts lower profits, and organic growth declines for CACI.
Pentagon Withholds Payment Due to JSF Problems
The Pentagon withholds $46.5 million from Lockheed Martin until deficiencies in the Joint Strike Fighter are fixed.
