Navy/USMC

Effective maneuvering at sea to deceive potential enemies of locations and assets is of added importance in an era of threats posed by anti-access area denial (A2AD), the chief of […]

EADS North America yesterday said it delivered the 200th UH-72A Lakota Light Utility Helicopter (LUH) to the Army during a ceremony at the company’s American Eurocopter production facility in Columbus, […]

Lockheed Martin [LMT] is optimistic it has successfully redesigned the tail hook for the carrier version of the F-35 and believes testing can resume later this year, the company’s top […]

The long awaited sequel to the 1980s Navy fighter pilot hit Top Gun is coming, but rather than featuring the retired but venerable  F-14 Tomcat, the latest version, Top Gun 2, will have a […]

A Marine Corps official told concerned lawmakers yesterday engineers have worked to control the weight of the developmental Joint Strike Fighter F-35B since tests showed it near its maximum poundage in […]

The Navy cannot continue operating at the current worldwide tempo without putting at risk the expected lifetimes of its ships and aircraft, a top admiral warned yesterday. Vice Adm. Terry […]

The Office of Naval Research (ONR) is investigating whether it is feasible to have electronics in a guided projectile that can be used in its electromagnetic railgun (EMRG), according to […]

The Navy has ordered the construction of two Joint High Speed Vessels (JHSVs) even as the program appears to be drawing to an end after a sharp reduction in the […]

The Navy’s variant of the Global Hawk unmanned aerial surveillance drone is on track this year for its first flight following the recent completion of two key milestones, manufacturer Northrop […]

Lockheed Martin’s [LMT] SpectIR infrared search and track system capability (IRST) pod successfully acquired, tracked and provided a weapons cue during a live fire flight test conducted in early November […]