The U.S. Marine Corps will phase out F/A-18 Hornet jobs by 2030, transitioning to an all-F-35 fleet. Marines in affected roles can retrain or change specialties.
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The Marine Corps aims to develop robots to automate the labor-intensive task of assembling Expeditionary Airfields, enhancing efficiency and safety.
At Fort Stewart, drone training evolves soldiers' skills with virtual simulations and real-world exercises, shaping modern warfare tactics.
The Air Force's B-52 engine replacement program cleared its critical design review, paving the way for Boeing's B-52J modifications.
The U.S. Army's $253B budget proposal boosts R&D by 12.9%, sparking concerns over accountability as audit lines drop from 41 to 4.
Lithuania, a NATO state, bought 48 Merops interceptors for $15,000 each to counter drones, reflecting a shift towards cost-effective air defense.
The U.S. Army and Philippine Army successfully test-fired a Tomahawk missile from a Typhon launcher, hitting a target 600 km away.
The U.S. Air Force approved initial production of Boeing's T-7A Red Hawk, replacing the T-38 Talon with advanced training capabilities.
Republican lawmakers passed a budget proposal expecting a veto from Gov. Hobbs, citing tax cuts and program reductions.
Israel Approves New Fighter Squadrons
Israel to purchase additional F-35I and F-15IA squadrons, enhancing military capability amid rising regional tensions.