Navy Carrier Aviation Back in Arctic Circle
The Harry S. Truman entered the Norwegian Sea last week, putting US Navy carrier aviation back to the Arctic Circle for the first time in almost 30 years.
Fewer Veterans in Congress
The number of vets in Congress has steadily dropped and now the veteran lawmaker count could sink to under 100 for the first time since the 1950s.
Morning Coffee: UCLASS RFP Due This Summer
The Boeing X-47B to start new sea trials and the UCLASS X-47B follow on RFP is scheduled for release this summer.
Furloughs May Not Be a Done Deal
Pentagon official says the White House is trying to find a way to avoid furloughing civilian DoD workers.
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.
Air Force General to Take over JSF Program
Air Force Maj. Gen. Christopher C. Bogdan will replace Vice Adm. David J. Venlet as head of the Joint Strike Fighter program.
Dems Want New Revenue to Replace Defense Cuts
Sen. Harry Reid says Republicans need to agree to more taxes to pay for defense spending.
Training Flights Begin for F-35B
The first STOVL Joint Strike Fighter took flight over Eglin Air Force Base.
Pentagon, House at Budget Standoff
House passes a $643 billion defense bill while Defense Secretary Leon Panetta tells Congress to quit larding up budget.
